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Will Iran’s Crisis Strengthen or Weaken Russia?

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AZE.US The current conflict sparked by U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran – including the reported killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei – isn’t just a Middle Eastern problem. It has direct implications for Russia’s strategic position, especially in relation to Ukraine, energy markets, and regional alliances. Russia Sees Danger – Not Just Opportunity The … Read more

Mortgage Limits Opened: When and How to Apply in Azerbaijan

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AZE.US A new round of mortgage lending is set to begin in Azerbaijan this week, with the Mortgage and Credit Guarantee Fund allocating fresh limits to authorized banks for 2026. According to official information, applications will open in two stages: Standard mortgages – starting March 5 Concessional (preferential) mortgages – starting March 6 at 11:00 … Read more

Region on the Brink: What the Iranian Crisis Means for the South Caucasus

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AZE.US The rapidly escalating crisis in Iran is no longer confined to the Persian Gulf. For the South Caucasus – a region historically shaped by competing empires and fragile balances – the shockwaves are immediate, strategic and deeply consequential. With Iran facing sustained military pressure, internal elite uncertainty and economic strain, the implications for Azerbaijan, … Read more

Who Will Take Control Of Iran Amid Crisis?

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AZE.US Iran has entered one of the most uncertain phases in its modern political history. With the country facing external military pressure and an internal vacuum of authority, the central question is no longer whether the system is under strain – but who, if anyone, can consolidate control. For decades, Iran’s power structure functioned through … Read more

Import From Iran: New Challenges For Azerbaijani Businesses

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AZE.US Growing tensions in Iran are beginning to ripple across the Azerbaijani market, raising concerns among small and medium-sized businesses that rely on cross-border trade. For years, Iran has remained an important supplier of everyday goods to Azerbaijan – from plastic household products to food items such as dried fruits, nuts, rice and sweets. Many … Read more

Slowdown At The Car Market: Chinese Brands Reshape Demand

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AZE.US A noticeable slowdown has set in across Azerbaijan’s car market. Vendors who once struggled to handle weekend crowds now describe a sharp drop in foot traffic. In some segments, sellers outnumber buyers. Traders say demand has weakened particularly in the used-car sector. While sales have not collapsed, the pace has clearly softened compared to … Read more

Aesthetic Surgeries Under Closer Scrutiny: What Has Changed for Clinics and Patients

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AZE.US A recent clarification by the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan is reshaping the legal landscape of aesthetic and cosmetic procedures in Azerbaijan, drawing a sharper line between traditional medical care and result-oriented cosmetic services. The Court’s plenary decision strengthens patient protections while placing clearer contractual and legal responsibilities on clinics and practitioners – particularly in … Read more

Online Shopping From Turkey Gets More Expensive: Azerbaijani Consumers Look For Alternatives

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AZE.US For years, Turkish online marketplaces were a go-to option for many Azerbaijani shoppers. Lower prices, a wide selection and a weak Turkish lira made ordering from Turkey an easy decision. That advantage is now fading. In recent months, consumers in Azerbaijan have noticed that prices on Turkish e-commerce platforms have climbed. In some categories … Read more