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Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs Invade Homes in Khachmaz and Zagatala

Residents in northern and northwestern Azerbaijan say large numbers of brown marmorated stink bugs are entering homes as temperatures fall.

Houthi Strike Damages Saudi Aramco Headquarters in Dhahran

A Houthi attack damaged Saudi Aramco’s headquarters in Dhahran, though authorities reported no deaths or injuries and said operations continued.

Azerbaijan Health Ministry Denies Hijab Ban in Medical Facilities

Azerbaijan’s Health Ministry said a letter circulating online that purported to impose restrictions on hijabs in medical facilities was fabricated.

Azerbaijan and Vietnam Discuss Visa-Free Travel, Energy Cooperation

Azerbaijan and Vietnam discussed energy, trade, transport and a possible visa-free regime during talks in Baku.

Bulgaria Moves to Strengthen NATO Drone Defenses After Black Sea Ship Attacks

Bulgaria expects to join a NATO anti-drone initiative by Oct. 30 after attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea, Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov said.

Analyst Says Turkey Alliance Does Not Let Ankara Dictate Baku’s Policies

Ahmad Alili says the school-uniform dispute reflects ideological competition across Azerbaijani and Turkish society but does not threaten strategic cooperation.

Alliance With Turkey Must Respect Azerbaijan’s Sovereignty, Analyst Says

Farhad Mammadov says public disputes are testing Azerbaijan-Turkey ties but should not lead to decisions that undermine cooperation or sovereignty.

Aliyev, Mirziyoyev Discuss Trade Growth and $5 Billion Project Portfolio

The presidents of Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan reviewed trade growth, August agreements and a joint project portfolio exceeding $5 billion.

About 10 People Reportedly Attack Baku School Guard

A school security guard in Baku’s Hovsan settlement was hospitalized and underwent surgery after a group attack, local media reported.

Azerbaijan Says Landmine Casualties Have Surpassed 3,500

Azerbaijan’s U.N. envoy says more than 3,500 people have been killed or injured by landmines over three decades, including more than 400 since 2020.

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