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Baku to Restrict Traffic on Three Road Sections From 9 P.M.

Traffic will be temporarily restricted on three road sections in Baku from 9 p.m. September 29 for repairs and changes to the traffic layout.

Rubio Cites Foreign Actor in UK Airbase Incident

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a foreign actor was involved in the RAF Fairford incident, but offered no evidence and named no country.

Azerbaijan Prepares for FIFA U-15 and U-20 World Cups

President Ilham Aliyev says preparations are proceeding at a high level for the inaugural FIFA U-15 tournament and the 2027 U-20 World Cup.

Azerbaijan’s Non-Oil Exports Reach $2.8 Billion

Azerbaijan’s non-oil exports rose 17.6% to $2.81 billion in January-August 2026, with strong gains in gold and satellite services.

U.S. Troop Exit From Iraq Raises ISIS and Iran Concerns

The final U.S. forces are due to leave their last bases in Iraq by September 30, raising concern about Islamic State cells and expanding Iranian influence.

SOCAR Earmarks $70 Million for Petkim Expansion Design

SOCAR-backed Petkim has begun a $70 million engineering phase that could lift annual ethylene capacity to 1.2 million metric tons and polypropylene capacity to 550,000 tons.

Trump Denies Offering Iran Sanctions Relief for Nuclear Concessions

President Donald Trump rejected reports that Washington offered sanctions relief or access to frozen funds in exchange for Iranian nuclear concessions.

Three-Hour Power Outage Planned in Yasamal

Electricity will be temporarily cut in parts of Baku’s Yasamal district from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sept. 29 during repair work, Azerishiq said.

Turkish Social Media Criticism Sparks Debate in Baku

Baku residents said online criticism over Azerbaijan's relations with Israel should not be allowed to damage the country's alliance with Turkey.

Can an Azerbaijani Bank Withhold Wages for Debt?

A phone call from a bank does not by itself authorize forced deductions from a borrower's salary, Azerbaijani lawyer Misira Khalilzade says.

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