Aze.US President Ilham Aliyev said the conflict with Armenia has effectively ended and border violence has ceased for more than six months, framing the remaining peace process as a legal formality tied to constitutional amendments in Yerevan. President Ilham Aliyev stated in an interview with France 24 in Munich on February 13 that Azerbaijan considers … Read more
Aze.US Taxi drivers in Baku report growing difficulty finding legal places to stop and pick up passengers, highlighting infrastructure pressures as ride demand and the number of operating taxis continue to increase across the city. Drivers say designated taxi stands are often occupied by private vehicles, forcing them to stop elsewhere and risk fines or … Read more
Aze.US Cases of phone and online fraud involving criminals posing as relatives, sellers, or bank employees are drawing renewed attention in Azerbaijan, as authorities and experts warn of evolving cyber-scam tactics targeting bank card data and personal information. Specialists say attackers continue to adapt their methods while pursuing the same objective – gaining access to … Read more
Aze,US A controversy has emerged around Azerbaijan’s digital wallet platform m10 after users reported unexplained incoming funds and temporary account restrictions, while no official figures or confirmed investigation results have been disclosed so far. m10 is a rapidly growing electronic wallet operated by PashaPay, a fintech company fully owned by Kapital Bank. In recent years, … Read more
Aze,US President Ilham Aliyev said a formal peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia could be signed once Yerevan amends its constitution to remove territorial claims, adding that peace between the two countries has already been achieved “de facto.” Speaking to Azerbaijani television channels in Munich on February 13, Aliyev said Azerbaijan’s message at the Munich … Read more
Aze.US Rising pressure on Iran’s economy and political system is fueling renewed debate about the country’s future. Yet current trends point less to an imminent collapse than to a gradual internal transformation shaped by sanctions, regional tensions, and elite power dynamics. Iran is confronting overlapping structural challenges. International sanctions continue to restrict access to global … Read more
Aze.US During a live broadcast on Reaksiya TV, journalist Kamran Hasanli voiced a series of high-profile assumptions regarding the so-called “Mehdiyev case,” the discovery of large sums of cash, and the possible political implications of the unfolding events. In the discussion, Hasanli said the reported amount of cash raises serious questions and does not fit … Read more
Aze.US Proposed restrictions on vehicles older than six years could disrupt regional transit routes and reshape supply flows. Tbilisi is preparing to tighten regulations on automobile imports, a move that could have direct consequences for Azerbaijan’s car market. Under the proposed initiative, the import and initial registration of passenger vehicles older than six years may … Read more
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 A singer’s suggestion to impose large financial penalties for divorce has sparked legal and social debate, with experts warning such measures could reduce marriages rather than prevent family breakdowns. Public discussion has intensified in Azerbaijan following a proposal by singer Eldaniz Mammadov to introduce substantial financial fines for divorce, an idea he said could … Read more