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Azerbaijani woman sentenced to 5 years in Russia for espionage. Learn about the case of the 55-year-old woman convicted of collaborating with Ukrainian special services. Details on the charges, the incident’s aftermath, and the context of Azerbaijan-Russia relations.

Azerbaijani journalist Polad Aslanov begins a hunger strike in prison, protesting discrimination and a lack of medical care. His wife alleges health issues and corruption. The article covers his ongoing case, claims of political imprisonment, and the broader human rights situation in Azerbaijan.

Iran's parliament declares the "Zangezur corridor" a direct threat to regional security. Amidst a new peace agreement, the EU continues its mission in Armenia, deepening geopolitical tensions in the South Caucasus. The article explores the positions of Iran, the EU, and the recent Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal.

Investigation into the Meydan TV case concludes with escalated charges. Reports expose severe corruption and deplorable conditions in Baku's detention centers for journalists.

OSCE officially closes the Minsk Group following a joint appeal from Azerbaijan and Armenia. All previous decisions on the former conflict are now void, marking a new phase in regional peace and stability efforts.

India has blocked Azerbaijan's bid for full membership in the SCO, despite China's support. The decision is linked to Azerbaijan's close ties with Pakistan, a move that contradicts multilateral diplomacy principles.

On September 1, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan met on...

The international reserves of the National Bank of Georgia increased by USD 1.3 billion in January-July 2025. It is reported that the...

UN Secretary-General António Guterres and UN Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg demand the immediate release of UN staff and humanitarian workers held hostage by Houthi forces in Yemen. This wave of arbitrary detentions, which began in June 2024, now includes at least 11 new UN staff members, with others held since 2021. The article highlights the seizure of UN property and buildings, and how these actions disrupt critical humanitarian aid delivery and peace efforts in th

UN calls for justice, dignity, and equality for people of African descent. The UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlights their contributions while noting the persistent legacy of slavery and colonialism, which includes systemic racism and inequalities. He calls for real change during the Second International Decade for People of African Descent (2025-2034) and stresses the need to combat discriminatory rhetoric.

EU Special Representative Magdalena Grono visits Azerbaijan to discuss strengthening support for the normalization of relations and peace between Baku and Yerevan.

El Fasher under siege: satellite images reveal a 'kill box.' Learn about the escalating humanitarian crisis, mass casualties, and grave violations of children's rights. Stay informed with the latest news and analysis on the situation in Sudan.

Russia's fresh attacks on Ukraine jeopardize peace efforts. Casualties and damage reported in Kyiv and 14 regions. Read about the conflict's escalation.

Discover the diverging views of Armenia and Azerbaijan on the peace process, constitutional changes, and control of the "Trump Route." The article analyzes the key disagreements between Nikol Pashinyan and Ilham Aliyev following the Washington declaration, exploring the geopolitical implications of the accord.

Global tensions rise as US sanctions, visa restrictions, Ukraine war, NATO build-up, and Eurasian diplomacy reshape international politics and economy. Discover the latest key developments driving global change.

China and Azerbaijan deepen their strategic partnership. Learn about key talks between Xi Jinping and Ilham Aliyev on SCO expansion, trade, energy, and the Trans-Caspian route.

Turkey severs all economic and trade ties with Israel, citing the situation in Gaza. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced the decision, emphasizing diplomatic efforts for a two-state solution.

Russia will not block the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group on Nagorno-Karabakh, following a joint decision by Azerbaijan and Armenia. A key diplomatic shift.

The International Day Against Nuclear Tests is observed annually on August 29. Established by a UN General Assembly resolution in 2009, it raises awareness about the devastating consequences of nuclear weapons tests and the need to achieve a world free of them. The date marks the closure of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site in Kazakhstan. The day emphasizes the importance of the 1996 Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) entering into force to end all nuclear testing

Photojournalist Ahmed Mukhtarli has been arrested in the Meydan TV case. Today, the court arrested Mukhtarli on the recommendation of the...