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Azerbaijan Shoppers Can Demand Lower Shelf Price at Checkout

Consumers may insist that stores honor the lower displayed price and can submit evidence to Azerbaijan’s competition and consumer-market regulator.

Doctor Warns of Health Risks as Rain and Cold Reach Azerbaijan

A doctor has urged children, older adults and people with chronic illnesses to take precautions as rain, snow and colder weather reach Azerbaijan.

U.N. Inquiry Says Azerbaijanis Were Deceptively Recruited Into Russian Army

Men from Azerbaijan were among foreign nationals recruited into Russia's armed forces through deception or coercion, according to a new report by the Independent...

Gas Supply to Be Suspended on Two Narimanov District Streets

Natural gas service will be temporarily suspended in part of Baku's Narimanov district from 10 a.m. on Oct. 27 because of repair work. Azerigaz, the...

TRIPP and Russian Pressure Shape Baku-Yerevan Peace Debate

A possible break with Russia would force Armenia to restructure its economy, find new markets and reopen transport links, making completion of the Baku-Yerevan...

Baku Gold Scrap Buyers Pay 124 to 196.2 Manats per Gram

A Baku jeweler quoted gold scrap buying prices of 124 to 196.2 manats per gram and retail jewelry prices as high as 270 manats.

Trout Sells for 12 to 13 Manats as Fish Vendors Report Weak Demand

Trout is selling for 12 to 13 manats per kilogram as fish vendors report weak demand and price increases of up to 1.5 manats.

Fortune-Teller Accused of Taking 800 Manats to Save Marriage That Ended in Divorce

A fortune-teller in Azerbaijan was accused of taking 1,500 manats from two women after promising to resolve a marriage dispute and cure a child.

Zangezur Route: Baku Needs Guarantees, Not More Promises

The Zangezur route will matter only if clear, enforceable rules make uninterrupted transit more durable than political disputes.

Non-Taxi Cars Occupy Baku Taxi Stands as Drivers Risk Fines

Baku taxi drivers say private vehicles are occupying marked taxi stands, leaving them vulnerable to fines when they stop elsewhere.

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