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Peace Deal With Armenia May Stall Again Over Constitution

AZE.US The Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process could face another delay because Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s ruling party does not have enough seats to independently push...

Russian Border Guards Become a Problem for TRIPP Route, Navasardyan Says

Navasardyan said the full functioning of TRIPP would be difficult without resolving this question. In his view, the same problem may also affect the possible restoration of the Gyumri-Kars railway, which connected Armenia and Turkey during the Soviet period but has been closed since the early 1990s.

Azerbaijan and Turkey Have Created New Realities Iran Must Reckon With, Analyst Says

AZE.US Azerbaijani political analyst Rizvan Huseynov says Azerbaijan and Turkey have reshaped the geopolitical balance in the South Caucasus and the wider Caspian region, creating...

Russia Can No Longer Dominate the South Caucasus – Musabekov

AZE.US Azerbaijani lawmaker Rasim Musabekov has said that Russia’s era of dominance in the South Caucasus is coming to an end, arguing that Armenia’s post-election...

A Dilijan Signal: Peace Between Baku and Yerevan Is Again a Real Scenario

By AZE.US Editorial Team The meeting between Azerbaijani presidential aide Hikmat Hajiyev and Armenian Security Council Secretary Armen Grigoryan in Dilijan was more than another...

Pashinyan Won, Moscow Lost, But Peace With Azerbaijan Remains in Question

By AZE.US Editorial Team Nikol Pashinyan’s election victory in Armenia is being widely read as more than a domestic political result. For many observers, it...

Aliyev Congratulates Trump and Highlights U.S. Role in Caucasus Peace Process

AZE.US Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has congratulated U.S. President Donald Trump on his 80th birthday, using the message to underline what Baku sees as a...

Fikret Yusifov Says Azerbaijan’s Economy Is Stuck at Zero Growth

AZE.US Azerbaijan’s economy showed 0% growth in the first five months of the year, a result that should force the government to reconsider its economic...

Aliyev Congratulates Putin on Russia Day

AZE.US Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on Russia Day, Russia’s national holiday. According to Report, Aliyev addressed the congratulatory message to...

How Much Do Apartments and Land Really Cost in Baku? Prices

AZE.US Property prices in Baku continued to rise in May, but the official percentage increases tell only part of the story. For buyers, the bigger question...

Where is vacation cheaper: Azerbaijan or abroad?

As the summer travel season begins, many Azerbaijanis are again weighing a familiar question: is it cheaper to vacation inside the country or travel abroad?

Azerbaijan prepares for economy after oil peak

Azerbaijan is preparing for an economy in which oil remains important, but can no longer serve as the country’s only strategic anchor.

Crypto in Azerbaijan: You Can Buy It, but You Can’t Pay With It

By AZE.US Editorial Team Bitcoin was trading near $61,742 on Wednesday, equal to about 104,961 Azerbaijani manats at the official 1.7000 AZN dollar rate. For...

Russia Risks Losing Armenia and the South Caucasus, Iskandaryan Says

AZE.US Russia risks losing its remaining influence in Armenia and across the South Caucasus if it severs economic ties with Yerevan, Armenian political analyst Alexander...

US Launches New Strikes on Iran After Apache Incident Near Strait of Hormuz

The United States launched a new round of strikes against Iran on Tuesday after an American Apache helicopter went down near the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh doubts about efforts to end the war.

Armenia Election Was a Failure for Russia and Its Political Handlers, Analyst Says

AZE.US Armenia’s parliamentary election was a major setback for Russia and the political forces backed by Moscow, Azerbaijani political analyst Rizvan Huseynov said. Speaking on the...

Russian pressure pushed Armenians to vote for Pashinyan, Musabekov says

AZE.US Russian pressure on Armenia backfired and helped mobilize voters behind Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani lawmaker Rasim Musabekov said. Speaking on the Daily Europe Online...

Aliyev defeated Putin in Armenia’s election, Azerbaijani politician says

Eldar Namazov says Armenia’s election became a referendum on peace with Azerbaijan, with Pashinyan’s victory also marking a setback for Vladimir Putin’s influence.

Emin Agalarov recalls meeting Ilham Aliyev and falling in love with Leyla Aliyeva

AZE.US Emin Agalarov has rejected suggestions that his marriage to Leyla Aliyeva was arranged as a union between two influential families. In an interview with the...

Armenia Election Ends With 59% Turnout as Vote Counting Begins

AZE.US Polls closed in Armenia on Sunday after a closely watched parliamentary election that could determine the country’s foreign policy direction and the future of...

TRIPP route could be completed by 2028, expert says

TRIPP is expected to provide a transport link between mainland Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan through Armenian territory.

Armenia’s election becomes part of Russia-West power struggle

AZE.US Armenia’s parliamentary election has become part of a broader struggle between Russia and the West for influence in the South Caucasus, Azerbaijani political analyst...

Azerbaijan demands CNN retraction over claims about Israeli operations

AZE.US Azerbaijani officials have strongly rejected a CNN report alleging that Azerbaijan’s territory was used by Israel for military or intelligence operations against Iran. The Foreign...

Would They Buy a Home in Yerevan? Baku Residents Weigh In on Return to Armenia

AZE.US Residents of Baku were asked whether Azerbaijanis would be ready to return to Armenia, live in Yerevan and even buy property there, as the...

From 40 To 800 Manats A Day: How Much It Costs To Rent A Summer House

Demand for summer houses in Baku, Absheron and Azerbaijan’s tourist regions is rising again as the season begins. Daily rental prices start from about 40–50 manats ($24–$29), while more expensive properties can cost up to 800 manats ($471) a day.

Parvizi: 500 Manats Covers Only Basic Needs In Azerbaijan

AZE.US Many people in Azerbaijan have jobs and receive regular salaries, but still do not feel economically secure, economist Farhad Parvizi told Vesti Baku. He said...

U.S., Iran Trade New Strikes As Talks Stall And Gulf Tensions Rise

Iran and the United States exchanged new military actions around the Gulf, with Tehran claiming attacks on U.S. targets and Washington saying it struck an Iranian military site on Qeshm Island. The escalation comes as efforts to halt the war remain stuck.

Velizade: Moscow Pressures Armenia, But Effect May Be Opposite

AZE.US Azerbaijani political analyst Ilgar Velizade said Moscow’s pressure on Armenia could produce the opposite of the result Russia wants, as Yerevan becomes more alert...

Moscow Will Struggle To Keep Armenia As A Foothold, Musabekov Says

AZE.US Armenia’s elections have turned into more than a domestic political contest, Azerbaijani lawmaker Rasim Musabekov said, describing them as a test of whether Moscow...

Aliyev Says Azerbaijan Has Enough Gas For Another 100 Years

President Ilham Aliyev said Azerbaijan’s gas reserves are sufficient for at least another century, as Baku used Energy Week to underline its role in regional and European energy security.

Kocharyan Warns Armenia Of “Catastrophe” If Ties With Russia Break

Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan said Armenia’s choice between the EU and the Eurasian Economic Union is existential for its economy, warning that a rupture with Russia could hit exports, farmers and the country’s economic stability.

Budget Cannot Be Filled Only Through Taxes, Duties And Fines, Jafarli Says

Azerbaijani economist Natig Jafarli says the country needs a new economic and governance model for the post-war period, arguing that budget revenues should come from growth, not heavier pressure through taxes, duties and fines.

Azerbaijan’s Car Market Slows As Passenger Vehicle Imports Fall 40.7%

AZE.US Azerbaijan’s car market is showing clear signs of slowdown, with sellers in Baku complaining of weak demand, falling prices for some models and fewer...

Simonyan Frames Peace With Azerbaijan As Armenia’s Sovereignty Test

Armenian parliament speaker Alen Simonyan said Armenia must define its borders, move beyond old dependencies and treat peace with Azerbaijan as part of its new understanding of sovereignty.

Economist Proposes Tax Exemption For Incomes Below 1,000 Manats

AZE.US Azerbaijan is again discussing whether people who work a second job should receive separate tax benefits. The idea is not new. If additional work becomes...

EU Flag At Rasulzade Monument Sparks Dispute Over Symbolism And Force

A political dispute in Azerbaijan over an EU flag displayed near the monument to Mammad Amin Rasulzade on Independence Day has exposed poor judgment on both sides: a questionable symbolic gesture by opposition activists and an excessive reaction by those who forcibly removed the flag.

Elections In Armenia Will Decide Fate Of Peace With Baku, Shafiyev Says

Farid Shafiyev says Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary elections may determine whether Yerevan moves toward a peace treaty with Azerbaijan or returns to a course that could leave the country isolated.

Yerevan Parade May Help Pashinyan, But Armenia’s Problems Remain

AZE.US Armenia’s military parade in Yerevan may help Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan ahead of the June 7 parliamentary elections, but it does not remove the...

U.S. And Iran Trade New Strikes As Hormuz Ceasefire Comes Under Pressure

The United States says it carried out defensive strikes against Iranian drones and a control station near Bandar Abbas. Iran says it retaliated by targeting a U.S. airbase, raising fresh fears over the Strait of Hormuz and global energy markets.

Pashinyan Against Moscow: Armenia Nears a Political Turn

Armenia is entering its parliamentary elections amid one of the sharpest ruptures with Russia in its modern history. Moscow is using markets, gas and political pressure. Nikol Pashinyan is trying to sell voters a different future. The real question is not whether Armenia chooses Europe or Russia, but how much it is willing to pay for leaving Moscow’s orbit.

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