Azerbaijan’s energy ambitions are shifting from oil to offshore wind and hydrogen—opening new opportunities for NATO and energy security. The ink dried, and the “deal of the century” was done.

Qabil Ashirov Read more A delegation led by Azerbaijan's Minister of Agriculture, Majnun Mammadov, visited the Kalbajar ...

India’s exports to Turkey more than halved to $351.25 million in May from $741 million in April, while imports dropped to ...

Azerbaijan’s energy ambitions are shifting from oil to offshore wind and hydrogen—opening new opportunities for NATO and energy security.

Armenia and its global nation live within two parallel realities. Emigration from Armenia has stabilized, with a recent ...

Azerbaijan is trying to implement a comprehensive plan to overhaul the domestic heating and electricity market, not only expanding renewables’ share of power generation but also implementing ...

Azerbaijan is typically represented at CIS meetings by First Deputy Prime Minister Yagub Eyubov. “Yagub Eyubov will not ...

The leadership of Azerbaijan Railways CJSC (ADY), a key subsidiary of AZCON Holding, held a video conference with Chairman of ...

It didn’t make international headlines, but yesterday, the capital of a nation whose people were devastated by genocide ...

The resolution calls on the Belgian government to support international efforts guaranteeing the rights of displaced Artsakh ...

The BP-operated Sangachal terminal is Azerbaijan's largest onshore hub handling offshore oil and gas before export. It has a ...

Azerbaijan is closely monitoring the developments unfolding in Syria, particularly in light of the ongoing Israeli-Syrian ...