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Azerbaijan makes history by supplying natural gas to Ukraine for the first time via the Trans-Balkan route. This strategic move, supported by Naftogaz and SOCAR, marks a new era of energy diversification and strengthens Ukraine's energy security. Learn how this partnership expands Azerbaijan's gas exports to Europe and beyond. Reliable energy solutions for a secure future.

Breaking news: Azerbaijani tankers "Nizami Ganjavi," "Karabakh," and "Shusha" are now under EU sanctions due to their involvement in transporting Russian oil. This 18th sanctions package blocks their access to EU ports and services. Learn more about the implications for these vessels and their operators. Stay informed on the latest developments in EU sanctions.

Zelensky introduces new bill to restore independence of Ukraine's anti-corruption bodies (NABU, SAP) after controversial law sparked protests & EU criticism. Article covers the political turmoil, including SBU searches, and how Russia exploits internal events for disinformation. Key insights into Ukraine's fight against corruption & European integration efforts.

An-24 plane crash in Russia's Amur region claims 48 lives. Learn about the ongoing investigation into the Angara Airlines tragedy, including crash details, a miraculous escape, and unique numerological observations. Get the latest on the Amur disaster.

Germany halts voluntary humanitarian visa programs for refugees, signaling a major shift in migration policy. Learn about the suspension, controversies surrounding the Afghan admissions program, legal challenges, and the conservative government's stance. Discover how this impacts admissions for Afghans, Syrians, and Russians, and Chancellor Friedrich Merz's views on past migration policies. Stay informed on Germany's evolving approach to refugee admissions.

French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron sue Candace Owens in the US over baseless claims Brigitte was born male. The lawsuit, filed in Delaware, targets Owens' "relentless year-long campaign of defamation" and her viral podcast series. This legal action parallels an ongoing battle in France, highlighting the Macrons' fight against disinformation and psychological violence. Learn more about the high-profile legal challenge and the impact of these fabric

Sabohi Shirinov, imprisoned for the Fazil Mustafa assassination attempt, launches hunger strike on July 16. His wife alleges torture and denial of medical care in Umbakı prison. Discover details on the high-profile case, the verdict, and concerns over prison conditions in Azerbaijan.

Baku extradites Uzbek citizen Amonbek Yusupov, wanted for insulting President Mirziyoyev. Learn about the international legal cooperation and the laws regarding presidential insults in Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan. Stay informed on this high-profile extradition case.

Tarlan Sayadov, a Muslim Unity Movement activist, sentenced to 3 years in Azerbaijan on drug charges, begins a hunger strike. Learn how this case highlights the crackdown on religious activists and police intimidation tactics against their families. Discover the latest on human rights and religious freedom in Azerbaijan.

Mikhail Gusman, TASS First Deputy Director General, dismissed after pro-war bloggers criticized his praise for Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. This firing highlights escalating Russia-Azerbaijan tensions, fueled by a plane crash investigation dispute and reciprocal detentions of citizens. Learn how geopolitical strain impacts Russian media figures.

AbzasMedia journalists, including director Ulvi Hasanli, are on hunger strike in Azerbaijan, protesting unlawful transfers and inhumane conditions. Hasanli's health is deteriorating, while Sevinj Vagifgizi, Elnara Gasimova, and Nargiz Absalamova report violence and solitary confinement. This highlights critical concerns about press freedom and human rights for imprisoned journalists in Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijani independent journalists from AbzasMedia face severe prison sentences, new government accusations, and alleged mistreatment in detention, including hunger strikes. Learn about the "AbzasMedia case," political motivations, and the legal fight for press freedom and human rights amidst corruption investigations in Azerbaijan. Stay informed on detention conditions and international calls for release.

Major oil companies BP Plc and Eni SpA report contaminated Azerbaijani oil, containing harmful organic chlorides, flowing through the key Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline. Discover the impact on refineries, ongoing assessments, and the broader implications for oil exports. Stay informed on this critical development in the global oil industry.

Russian court orders in absentia arrest of journalist Yuri Dud for evading "foreign agent" duties. Prominent blogger Dud faces up to 5 years in prison under tightened laws. International wanted list issued. Learn about the case and Russia's controversial foreign agent legislation.

Imprisoned Abzas Media editor Sevinj Vagifgizi's powerful letter reveals her defiance against Azerbaijan's media crackdown. Discover her choice to return, the ongoing fight against corruption from prison, and her critique of international indifference. A must-read on press freedom, political prisoners, and the struggle for truth in Azerbaijan.

Aynur Elgunesh, Meydan TV's imprisoned editor, offers a satirical look at Azerbaijan's media. From Kurdakhany Detention Center, she exposes state control, suppressed independent journalism, and the irony of "press freedom" amidst arrests. Discover the challenges faced by journalists, including Ali Hasanov, Mirshahin Muallem, and Ahmad Ismayilov, under censorship and propaganda in Azerbaijan.

Independent Georgian media outlet Batumelebi faces closure due to frozen accounts and tax debts, amidst legal battles for its founder, Mzia Amaghlobeli. Discover how public support is rallying to save Batumelebi and the broader crackdown on press freedom and activists in Georgia. Learn about the financial pressure, controversial plea deals, and international reactions to the challenges facing independent journalism and democratic values.

Amnesty International reveals Azerbaijan's severe press freedom crisis. A new report details record journalist imprisonments, fabricated charges, and the eradication of independent media like Abzas Media. Learn about harsh detention conditions, pressure on families, and AI's urgent demands for human rights. Stay informed on the escalating crackdown against media workers in Azerbaijan.

Discover key insights from the latest IRI poll on Armenia. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's approval rating drops to 13%, while public pessimism grows. Explore trust in the Armenian Church & military, views on a peace treaty with Azerbaijan, and strong support for EU membership. Understand Armenia's top concerns and political landscape.

Hajialiyev, a prominent Azerbaijani activist and Karabakh War veteran, ends his hunger strike due to severe health issues and family pressure. Detained since March 31 on disputed charges, he claims his arrest stems from criticizing officials and advocating for veterans' rights. The "Young Veterans" union he chaired has ceased operations. Learn more about his case and the ongoing concerns for his well-being.