Brent crude rose above $110 a barrel as Middle East supply risks and falling U.S. inventories lifted prices, potentially supporting Azerbaijan’s export revenue.
Azerbaijani analyst Rauf Rajabov says criticism of Baku reflects an internal Turkish struggle over the country’s future and Erdogan’s eventual successor.
Azerbaijani analyst Elmira Talybzade said disagreements with Turkey over school rules, Israel and Armenia do not amount to a strategic rupture but should not become pressure on Baku’s sovereign decisions.
Azerbaijan called on the United Nations and other international organizations to take a more active role in efforts to determine the fate of more than 4,000 people missing from decades of conflict.
Museum founder Elchin Aliyev criticized Azərçay and Veysəloğlu Group after they declined a request to support the opening of Baku’s Teapot Treasury Museum.
Libya’s eastern parliament approved a disputed maritime-boundary agreement with Turkey, reversing years of opposition and drawing an immediate rejection from Greece.
Azerbaijani analyst Eldar Namazov says Moscow resents Baku’s independent policy, while some Turkish political figures are using disputes with Azerbaijan to divert attention from domestic problems.
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff will travel to St. Petersburg after Oslo talks with Ukrainian and European leaders as President Donald Trump increases pressure on Kyiv to reach a settlement.
Buying fish directly from fishermen can save shoppers 2 to 3 manats per kilogram, though some regional sellers keep online prices unchanged and offer free local delivery.
