Azerbaijan and Armenia to delimit border from north to south
Azerbaijan's Jabrayil welcomes new residents
Hamas-Israel truce reached
Armenia and U.S. sign strategic partnership charter
Lavrov: Armenia should settle its problems with its neighbors, not with U.S. and EU
Russia, Azerbaijan and Iran to hold transport meeting
Uzbekistan's economy grows by 6.5% in 2024
Uzbekistan's gross domestic product grew by 6.5% last year. This was achieved largely due to foreign investors.
Kobakhidze arrives in Azerbaijan
The Georgian Prime Minister has arrived in Baku. He will take part in a meeting of the intergovernmental commission on cooperation.
Yerevan: Putin and Pashinyan hold telephone conversation
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held a telephone conversation today. The leaders discussed issues related to the EAEU, as well as Russian-Armenian relations.
Kobakhidze arrives in Azerbaijan
The Georgian Prime Minister has arrived in Baku. He will take part in a meeting of the intergovernmental commission on cooperation.
Dagestani becomes new coach of Turkish national team
Isak Irbayhanov has been appointed head coach of the Turkish national freestyle wrestling team. He has already worked in Türkiye and contributed to Türkiye's victories at the World Championships and the Olympics.
Analysis
Drivers of Azerbaijan success in the 21st century
Within recent decades, Azerbaijan has gone a long and successful way to become the strongest country of the South Caucasus and an important actor in international affairs
Earliest known author may have been a woman?
A priestess named Enheduanna claimed authorship to poetry and other texts—sometimes in first-person—more than a millennium before Homer.
Articles
Ilham Aliyev recommends European countries not to follow France's footsteps
The European Union should preserve neutrality on Armenia-Azerbaijan peace track, which was the case during the occupation of Azerbaijani lands, the President of Azerbaijan told the Belgian ambassador after receiving his credentials.
Baku urges to abandon doom and gloom narrative around Azerbaijan and Armenia
Azerbaijani Ambassador to London Elin Suleymanov responded to a new article by The Guardian columnist Patrick Wintour, urging to abandon pessimistic narrative around the Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement process, because the situation has radically changed recently, most importantly, for the better.
Saudis may become world's leaders in reading books
Saudi Arabia is set to launch a new initiative called Literature Everywhere to improve access to literary works across the Kingdom. These will include podcasts, audiobooks, poetry, short stories, comics.
World’s longest aqueduct being prepared for public visit
The recently-restored Qanat of Zarch, known as the world’s longest subterranean aqueduct in central Yazd province, is being prepared for the public visit. This ancient city is a living testimony to the intelligent use of limited available resources in the desert for survival.