Aze.US Beekeepers report sharp colony losses linked to parasites, viral infections, and declining treatment effectiveness, with potential risks for crop pollination and food production. Reports of mass bee deaths in parts of Azerbaijan have triggered growing concern among beekeepers and agricultural specialists, who warn the trend could affect both honey production and wider crop yields. … Read more
Aze.US Rising demand before February 14 has pushed flower prices several times higher in Baku and regional markets, with bouquets in some areas reaching up to 140 manats. Flower shops across Azerbaijan are experiencing a seasonal surge in activity ahead of Valentine’s Day, as strong consumer demand drives sharp price increases in both the capital … Read more
Aze.US Patients report that some pharmacy drugs no longer deliver the same results, while experts point to rising prices for high-quality imports, wider use of cheaper alternatives, and biological resistance to long-term treatments. Public concern is increasing in Azerbaijan over the perceived decline in the effectiveness of medicines sold in pharmacies, with patients and medical … Read more
Aze.US A new decision allows authorities to verify land-use discrepancies within 15 working days and correct cadastral records directly, aiming to reduce legal delays and address the long-standing issue of undocumented housing. Azerbaijan has introduced new rules designed to simplify the registration of homes and land plots, removing one of the most common administrative barriers … Read more
Aze.US Fish prices in Azerbaijan have increased over the past week, driven by stronger demand, limited local catch, and reliance on imports from neighboring countries. Fish prices in Azerbaijan have climbed noticeably in recent days, particularly for imported products, as rising consumer demand coincides with a shortage of locally sourced supply. Vendors at local markets … Read more
Aze.US REAL party chairman Natig Jafarli says the core problem in Azerbaijan is the gap between rising incomes and faster-growing living costs, calling for an economy where citizens can earn independently of the state. Natig Jafarli, chairman of the REAL party, has outlined why increases in wages and pensions in Azerbaijan are often followed by … Read more
Aze.US A proposed digital tax reform aims to bring foreign online service providers into Azerbaijan’s VAT system. The real question is not legal design – but enforcement. Azerbaijan’s plan to require foreign digital service providers to register for tax and pay value-added tax on local sales reflects a broader global shift: governments are increasingly determined … Read more
Aze.US A draft amendment to Azerbaijan’s Tax Code would require foreign online service providers earning more than $10,000 annually from customers in the country to register with tax authorities and pay VAT directly, aligning local rules with global digital taxation trends. Azerbaijan is considering new tax rules for foreign companies engaged in electronic commerce, as … Read more
Aze.US Residents in multiple districts in Azerbaijan report the rapid die-off of chickens, turkeys, geese, and ducks, with veterinarians pointing to seasonal infections and poor containment conditions as likely causes. Local farmers in several regions of Azerbaijan are facing significant losses after domestic poultry began dying in large numbers within hours of showing symptoms. According … Read more
Aze.US Azerbaijan has approved a full withdrawal of asbestos-containing construction materials from civilian circulation, setting July 1, 2027 as the deadline for banning the import and sale of asbestos roofing widely known as slate. The decision aligns the country with long-standing international health standards that restrict the use of asbestos due to its link to … Read more