Azerbaijan and Cambodia have formed a joint trade and investment working group and agreed to begin talks on direct flights following negotiations in Baku.

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Azerbaijan’s Ruling Party Warns Turkish Officials Against Interference

Azerbaijan’s ruling New Azerbaijan Party has criticized comments by Turkish presidential adviser Oktay Saral and AKP lawmakers, calling on them to respect Azerbaijan’s sovereignty.

Azerbaijan and Laos Explore Link to Trans-Caspian Trade Route

Azerbaijan and Laos discussed investment projects, a potential rail connection to the Trans-Caspian route, scholarships and cooperation on mine clearance.

Azerbaijan Ratifies Allied Relations Treaty With Kyrgyzstan

Azerbaijan’s parliament ratified the allied relations treaty signed with Kyrgyzstan on July 31 and approved a separate agreement governing international road transport.

Azerbaijan and UAE Launch Joint Air Force and Air Defense Drills

BAKU, Azerbaijan - Azerbaijan and the United Arab Emirates have launched the joint flight-tactical exercise “Falcons Meet 2026,” bringing together military aircraft and air-defense...

Azerbaijan and Iran Discuss Security and Middle East Tensions

President Ilham Aliyev and Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni discussed security cooperation, public order and efforts to reduce regional tensions.

Pashinyan Says Armenia and Azerbaijan Have Achieved De Facto Peace

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said peace with Azerbaijan has been established to a degree in practice and in law, though the treaty remains unsigned.

Azerbaijan Approves Jordan Visa Waiver and Mongolia Air Services Deal

President Ilham Aliyev approved four international agreements covering visa-free travel, air services, classified information and government communications.

Aliyev Says AI Creates New Challenges for Protecting Authors

President Ilham Aliyev said artificial intelligence and digitalization require a new balance between technological progress, authors’ rights, innovation and the public interest.

Azerbaijan, Cambodia Form Investment Group, Discuss Direct Flights

Azerbaijan and Cambodia have formed a joint trade and investment working group and agreed to begin talks on direct flights following negotiations in Baku.

Baku Strengthens Its Position Between Russia, China and the West

Azerbaijan’s transport links are giving Baku greater room to negotiate with China, Europe, Russia and Iran, analyst Rizvan Huseynov says.

God Will Not Forgive Corruption or Ballot Stuffing, Jafarli Says

REAL party chairman Natig Jafarli says faith should be measured by justice and respect for others, not clothing or ritual observance.

‘When Did Atatürk Betray Azerbaijan?’ Historian Rejects Claim

Historian Pasha Hasanli says the 1921 treaties that secured Nakhchivan’s autonomous status under Azerbaijan undermine claims that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk betrayed Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan Updates Georgia Border Commission Membership

President Ilham Aliyev has approved a new composition for Azerbaijan’s state commission on delimiting and demarcating the border with Georgia.

Baku-Yerevan Peace Process Risks Stalling, Russian Analyst Says

Russian analyst Dmitry Solonnikov says the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace process could lose momentum without new political decisions.

Ganja Marks Six Years Since Missile Strike Killed 10 Civilians

Azerbaijan marked six years since the Oct. 11, 2020 missile strike on a residential area of Ganja killed 10 civilians and wounded dozens.

Azerbaijan to Help Pakistan Expand ASAN Service Model

Azerbaijan has agreed to help Pakistan expand the ASAN public-service model beyond Islamabad after the capital’s pilot center produced positive results.

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U.S. Imposes Sweeping Sanctions on International Criminal Court

The United States has imposed broad sanctions on the International Criminal Court, cutting the tribunal off from U.S. financial and technology services.

Wild Fish Scarce in Azerbaijan Markets as Farmed Supply Grows

Carp is selling for 4-7 manats per kilogram, grass carp for about 7 manats and trout for 9-12 manats in Azerbaijani markets, but shoppers...

Azerbaijan Warns of Chained Cyberattacks on Information Systems

Azerbaijan’s National Cybersecurity Agency says attackers are exploiting outdated database software and default credentials, raising the risk of chained intrusions across wider networks.

Credit Cannot Replace a Salary

Credit is useful when it bridges a temporary expense, but it becomes a trap when borrowing replaces insufficient income.

China Tightens Auto Export Rules: What Changes for Azerbaijan

China’s tougher vehicle-export requirements could reduce unsupported imports into Azerbaijan and narrow the price gap with official dealers, an expert says.

Azerbaijan to Train 1,100 Prisoners Annually in Technical Trades

Azerbaijan plans to provide certified vocational training to 1,100 prisoners each year in technical fields including electrical work, welding and electric-vehicle repair.

Trump Calls for Ukraine to Elect a New President

President Donald Trump called for new leadership in Ukraine, saying President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had missed opportunities to negotiate an end to the war with Russia.

Armenian Defense Chief Says Detained Azerbaijani Soldier Is Not a Saboteur

Armenian Defense Minister Suren Papikyan said detained Azerbaijani serviceman Nasimi Musayev did not resist arrest, indicating that he was not acting as a saboteur.

Slovakia Weighs Azerbaijan for 1 Bcm Annual Gas Contract

Slovakia is considering Azerbaijan as one of three potential suppliers for a long-term natural gas contract of about 1 billion cubic meters a year,...

Azericard Develops Card-Based Credit Scoring for Borrowers Without Credit Histories

Azericard and Mastercard have developed a model that uses bank-card activity to assess credit risk among people without established credit histories.

Trump Announces Energy Ceasefire as Russian Strikes Continue

President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine had agreed to an immediate energy ceasefire, but Kyiv reported further Russian attacks and Moscow did not confirm the arrangement.

Experts Explain Why Debt Can Remain When Closing a Loan

A monthly loan payment covers more than principal, while accrued interest, fees and the effective rate can leave borrowers owing more than the remaining principal balance.

Azerbaijan and Iran Discuss Security and Middle East Tensions

President Ilham Aliyev and Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni discussed security cooperation, public order and efforts to reduce regional tensions.

Škoda Plans Baku Production and Maintenance Hub

Škoda Group plans a production and maintenance facility in Baku that could serve the Caucasus and Central Asia, though no final investment contract or timetable has been announced.

Azerbaijan Sets Business Dress Code for Public-School Teachers

Azerbaijan has approved a business-style dress code for teachers at state general-education schools, while stopping short of requiring a single uniform.

EIA Raises Azerbaijan’s 2027 Oil Output Forecast to 530,000 Bpd

The U.S. Energy Information Administration raised its forecast for Azerbaijan’s average oil output in 2027 by 10,000 barrels per day to 530,000 bpd.

Baku Lodges Diplomatic Protest With Berlin Over BND Case

Azerbaijan has lodged a diplomatic protest with Germany over reports linking Baku to the investigation of former BND chief August Hanning.

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