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Charges intensified against civil society activists in the Baku NGO case.

Baku Court upholds the conviction of activist Elvin Mustafayev. Learn the details of the "Worker's Desk" case, including the appeal, transfer to a high-security prison, and allegations of torture. A detailed analysis of the legal prosecution and the situation of political prisoners in Azerbaijan. Read about the charges against Mustafayev and the position of human rights defenders.

The Baku Court of Appeals has upheld the 15-year sentence against researcher Bahruz Samadov for high treason. Learn about his verdict, the reasons for his arrest, and his decision to begin a dry hunger strike in protest. Get the details on Samadov's case and his anti-war views.

Help for Afghan earthquake survivors. Hope fades as aid teams scramble to reach remote communities. Learn about the devastation, funding shortfalls, and challenges in delivering aid to affected regions. Support humanitarian efforts.

Read the latest news on Aliyev and Putin's meeting in Beijing. Get details on their non-substantive talks at the SCO summit and WWII anniversary events. Stay updated on Azerbaijan-Russia relations.

Azerbaijan and Ukraine strengthen their strategic partnership. Officials discuss joint steps and humanitarian aid, including the delivery of energy equipment.

Georgian protesters face torture and fabricated charges. Read about the harrowing stories of Rezo Kiknadze and Anton Chechin, highlighting allegations of inhumane treatment and politically motivated prosecutions amid anti-government rallies in Tbilisi.

Azerbaijani opposition leader Ali Karimli has been denied a passport for 20 years, preventing his participation in international events like the Warsaw Security Forum. Learn about his case, the history of his persecution, and other Azerbaijani human rights defenders facing similar travel restrictions.

Afghanistan earthquake: latest news, death toll, and humanitarian challenges. Get updates on international aid and the ongoing crisis reaching a "breaking point." Information on refugee returns and aid efforts.

Tensions between Russia and Azerbaijan worsen as a Russian ideologue calls for the assimilation of Azerbaijanis and military service. This sparks a diplomatic row and a "massive information campaign," highlighting a volatile period in bilateral relations.

Milli Majlis accuses Russia of a large-scale anti-Azerbaijani propaganda campaign. The statement links it to a presidential interview and distorted Zangezur corridor information.

An Iraqi citizen was detained while attempting to illegally cross the state border from Armenia to Azerbaijan.

Lebanese authorities, preparing a plan for the gradual return of Syrians to their country, estimate that there are more than 1.5 million Syrian citizens in the country, of whom more than 755,000 are registered with the UN.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for stronger multipolarity and peace in Gaza, Ukraine and beyond in his speech at the...

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.