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AZE.US The idea of introducing Chinese language education in Azerbaijan’s schools is being discussed as the country looks to expand its educational and economic connections with Asia. Currently, Chinese is taught at the university level in Azerbaijan, but there is no nationwide program for teaching the language in secondary schools. Some policymakers believe the time … Read more
AZE.US The South Caucasus is once again becoming a focal point of geopolitical competition. The war in Ukraine, rising tensions around Iran, and shifting global alliances are forcing major powers to reassess their strategies in the region. One question is increasingly being asked by analysts: which country will ultimately wield greater influence in the South … Read more
AZE.US Azerbaijan may introduce criminal liability for creating and distributing AI-generated content that uses a person’s image or voice without their consent. According to reports, proposed amendments to the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code were discussed during a joint session of the Milli Majlis committees on legal policy and state building and on … Read more
AZE.US Azerbaijan has strong traditions in sheep farming, but declining livestock numbers have increased reliance on imported lamb. Experts say the country still has significant potential to expand domestic production. Sheep farming has long been one of Azerbaijan’s traditional agricultural sectors. However, recent statistics suggest that domestic production of lamb is facing growing challenges. According … Read more
AZE.US A debate has recently emerged in Azerbaijan over whether a person can avoid bank loans by changing their name or surname. Some people believe that altering personal details might help borrowers evade banks and escape existing credit obligations. However, legal experts say this assumption is incorrect. According to specialists, credit histories in Azerbaijan are … Read more
AZE.US Prices for several types of fish have risen noticeably in Azerbaijan’s markets in recent weeks, according to local vendors. Sellers say some fish varieties have increased by 5-7 manats per kilogram, largely due to reduced imports and higher transportation costs. One of the main reasons cited is the decline in supplies coming through Iran, … Read more
AZE.US The Ferris wheel located on Baku’s Seaside Boulevard, near Flag Square, has been one of the city’s recognizable attractions for more than a decade. The structure was put into operation in 2014 and rises to about 60 meters, allowing visitors to enjoy panoramic views of the capital, the Caspian Sea coastline and several major … Read more
AZE.US The number of foreign tourists visiting Quba, one of Azerbaijan’s best-known mountain tourism destinations, has dropped significantly in recent months, with the sharpest decline seen among visitors from Arab countries. In previous years, tourists from the Gulf states made up a large share of foreign visitors to the region, traveling to Quba during both … Read more
AZE.US Azerbaijan’s freestyle wrestling team finished second in the team standings at the U-23 European Championships held in Zrenjanin, Serbia. According to Report, Azerbaijani wrestlers won a total of eight medals at the tournament. Ali Tsokayev (92 kg) became the European champion in his weight category. Silver medals were won by Jeyhun Allahverdiyev (61 kg), … Read more
AZE.US The ongoing conflict around Iran could come to an end by late March, according to Azerbaijani political analyst and head of the REAL party Natig Jafarli. Writing on Facebook, Jafarli suggested the timeline may be linked to a planned trip by U.S. President Donald Trump to China expected in late March or early April. … Read more