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Online Services in Azerbaijan May Become More Expensive Under New Tax Rules

By AZE.US New tax rules for foreign e-commerce platforms took effect in Azerbaijan on Sept. 1, 2026, requiring eligible companies to register with the country’s...

Global Uncertainty Is Deepening: What It Means for Azerbaijan

Baku has developed close relations with its neighbors and other small and medium-sized states while maintaining a careful balance with the world’s principal centers of power.

Baku to Monitor Roads Near Schools as New Academic Year Begins

By AZE.US Roads near schools and other educational institutions in Baku will be monitored by surveillance cameras as the new academic year begins. According to AZE.US,...

Ex-Minister Backs Uniform Dress Code for Teachers

By AZE.US Former Azerbaijani Education Minister Misir Mardanov has expressed support for the idea of introducing a standard uniform for teachers, saying it could strengthen...

Moscow and Kyiv Unwilling to Yield as Trump’s Peace Mission Stalls

By AZE.US Editorial Team The latest diplomatic mission by U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner has confirmed an uncomfortable reality: communication between Moscow and...

Cash Kept at Home Is Losing Value: Expert Explains Why

By AZE.US Keeping large amounts of cash at home carries two major risks: the money earns no interest and gradually loses purchasing power because of...

Putin Awaits Pashinyan in Kremlin as Future of Russia-Armenia Relations Hangs in Balance

By AZE.US Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan have agreed to continue their talks in Moscow, with Armenia’s foreign policy direction,...

Backpacks Cost Up to 150 Manats: How Much Families Spend on Back-to-School Shopping

By AZE.US With only days remaining before the new academic year begins in Azerbaijan, families are calculating the cost of preparing their children for school. Stores...

Pashinyan Has Crossed Moscow’s Red Line, Russian Expert Says

By AZE.US Moscow reacts more sharply to Armenia’s foreign policy moves than to similar or even stronger steps taken by Azerbaijan because Baku, unlike Yerevan,...

From Border Talks to Trade: Azerbaijan and Armenia Move Toward Practical Cooperation

The proposed Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity, or TRIPP, remains one of the central issues on the negotiating agenda.

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