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Azerbaijan May Move to Restrict the Use of Aging Vehicles

Aze.US Uzbekistan’s recent decision to ban vehicles older than 50 years from public roads has renewed debate across the region about the future of aging...

Cesarean Births Are Rising in Azerbaijan, Raising Medical Concerns

Aze.US The number of births delivered by cesarean section in Azerbaijan has been steadily increasing, prompting concern among obstetricians who emphasize that the procedure should...

Marriage Is Happening Later in Azerbaijan – and Economics Is a Key Reason

Aze.US The age of first marriage in Azerbaijan has been steadily rising, reflecting broader social and economic changes that are reshaping how young people plan...

As Beef Prices Ease, Azerbaijani Households Continue Shifting Toward Poultry

Aze.US A recent, modest decline in beef and lamb prices in Azerbaijan has done little to reverse a broader consumer trend: households are increasingly turning...

Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia: What Regional Rate Data Says About Household Borrowing

Aze.US Banks market “promo” credit as relief from high rates, but the region’s core problem is structural: expensive funding, wide spreads, and contracts that quietly...

Discounted Loans May Carry Hidden Costs for Borrowers in Azerbaijan

Aze.US Promotional loan offers in Azerbaijan are drawing increased attention as banks continue to issue consumer credit at interest rates often exceeding 20 percent. While...

Sports Journalist Questions Figure Skater’s Olympic Participation

Aze.US Azerbaijani sports journalist Vugar Vugarli has issued a sharp public critique of the country’s decision to send figure skater Vladimir Litvintsev to the Olympic...

Divorce Is Rising Quietly – and the Reasons Go Beyond Money

Aze.US Divorce is becoming a more visible social reality in Azerbaijan, but the forces behind it are often misunderstood. While financial pressure is frequently cited...

Russia Is Losing Its Periphery While the War Drags On

Aze.US Nearly four years after the start of the war in Ukraine, the strategic question is no longer what Moscow hoped to gain, but what...

After the Wars: Why the South Caucasus Is Entering a Structural Transition

Aze.US Recent U.S. diplomatic engagement in the South Caucasus is often interpreted through the narrow lens of individual visits or short-term regional crises. A more durable...

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