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Pro-government TV channel POSTV in Georgia seemingly reported the arrests of anti-government figures before they occurred. The premature details were quickly removed, but the individuals were later arrested, raising suspicions about the TV station's prior awareness of the police targets. The Georgian Orthodox Church dismissed Archimandrite Dorote Kurashvili, a priest known for criticizing the government, from his parish in Tbilisi. Kurashvili believes the dismissal was orches

PACE & OSCE PA call for the release of political prisoners on International Day, highlighting cases across the post-Soviet space, including Azerbaijan (Ulvi Hasanli) and Belarus (Ales Bialiatski). Demand an end to politically motivated persecution.

These aren't rare events. They show that we're not protecting kids enough. This report looks at how big child labor is, where it's happening, and which fields it's worst in. It will break down why this is still happening—like poverty and lack of schools—and see what we can do internationally and with policies to give every kid the chance to be safe and healthy.

The United Kingdom has completely lifted the arms supply embargo on Azerbaijan and Armenia. This is stated in a written statement by Stephen Doughty, Minister of State for Europe and North America, published on the UK Parliament website. The document notes that London welcomes the progress in the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan. According to Doughty, this is "an important step toward peace and stability."

The UN issued a grave warning on Friday regarding the “mounting risks to regional peace” in the Caribbean following a series of US military strikes against vessels accused of drug trafficking. The operations, conducted between 2 September and 3 October, reportedly resulted in at least 21 fatalities.

EU Human Rights Rep Kajsa Ollongren expresses deep concern over severe media restrictions in Azerbaijan, citing false arrests of journalists. Need for a safer environment.

Azerbaijan resumes CPT cooperation after a 1.5-year halt. The Sep 2025 mission monitored detention centers and hospitals, addressing concerns over torture and ill-treatment.

ECtHR closes case for 5 Azerbaijani activists (Guliyev, others). Azerbaijan admitted violations for 2023 administrative arrests and will pay €900 compensation each.

4 Gaza realities: healthcare collapse, Hamas's strategic "victory," Israel rejects two-state solution as 'terror' threat, and the EU consensus cracks.

SOCAR's acquisition of Italian energy giant Italiana Petroli (IP) marks a major step in expanding its European presence. The deal strengthens economic ties between Azerbaijan and Italy, boosting Europe's energy security with IP's vast network of refineries and filling stations.

Azerbaijan and the European Union (EU) have agreed to form a high-level economic working group, said EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kós following her visit to Azerbaijan on September 18.

Albania appoints Diella, the world's first AI minister, to oversee public procurement and fight corruption. Discover how this AI initiative aims to increase transparency, the criticisms it faces, and past international experiments with AI in government roles.

European Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Marta Kos will pay a visit to Azerbaijan on September 18.

New Turkish Chief of Staff meets Azerbaijani military leaders to discuss military cooperation, regional security, and historical ties, reinforcing strong bilateral relations.

Global health is at risk from rising air pollution and a warming climate. This article explores the interconnectedness of these crises, detailing the dangers of wildfire smoke and greenhouse gases. Discover how concerted action, from international agreements to urban initiatives, offers hope for a cleaner, healthier future.

SOCAR targets a $3B Italian refinery, but the deal hinges on government conditions. The State Oil Company of Azerbaijan must guarantee long-term oil supplies and job security. Learn about the tender and key competitors.

The EU has sanctioned the Azerbaijani STAR refinery in Turkey for processing Russian oil, a move aimed at cutting Russia's war funding.

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

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.

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.