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Vučić Resigns as Serbia Heads Toward Two Elections

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić resigned seven months early, clearing the way for an Oct. 25 parliamentary election and a presidential vote by year-end.

Azerbaijan Expands Farm Subsidies to GPS Machinery and Larger Cold Storage

Azerbaijan expanded state-backed financing to new farm machinery, poultry-processing lines and refrigerated warehouses of up to 500 cubic meters.

Land Near Planned Baku Rail Stations Could Rise 30%, Expert Says

Restoring suburban rail lines around Baku could lift nearby land and home prices by as much as 30%, real estate expert Elnur Farzaliyev says.

Debit-Card Limits Could Weaken Customer Security, Lawyer Says

Lawyer Akram Hasanov says limiting customers to one debit card per product and currency could make it harder to separate savings from everyday spending.

Students Should Study, Not Work 10-Hour Shifts, Abbasly Says

Azerbaijani politician Tural Abbasly says students often work long, low-paid shifts out of financial need, leaving too little time for education and rest.

Diplomat’s Presence at Netanyahu Speech Did Not Signal Support, Analyst Says

Azerbaijani analyst Ilgar Velizade says a diplomat’s presence during Benjamin Netanyahu’s U.N. speech did not define Baku’s position on the Middle East conflict.

SOCAR to Cap Fuel Prices Across More Than 4,500 Italian Stations

SOCAR will begin capping gasoline and diesel prices at Italiana Petroli stations from Sept. 28, though the company has not disclosed the ceiling.

Azerbaijani Killed, Others Wounded in Russian Strike on Market Near Kyiv

A 48-year-old Azerbaijani citizen was killed and several other Azerbaijanis were wounded in a Russian strike on the Stolychnyi wholesale market near Kyiv, Report said.

Lower Payment, Costlier Debt: Should You Refinance Loans?

Combining several loans can reduce a borrower’s monthly payment, but extending the repayment period can raise the total cost substantially.

Border Closed, Too Early to Speak of Full Peace, Iskandaryan Says

The border remains closed despite meetings and trade contacts between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Caucasus Institute director Alexander Iskandaryan said in an Echo Baku interview.

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