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Europe's new reality brings Baku, Berlin closer than ever [ANALYSIS]

Europe's new reality brings Baku, Berlin closer than ever [ANALYSIS]

Europe's largest economy is undergoing one of the most profound structural adjustments in its post-war history. After decades of building its prosperity on inexpensive Russian energy, strong exports to China and integrated global supply chains, Germany has been forced to rethink the foundations of its economic model.

Natural gas transport through Azerbaijan's main pipelines rises 2.6%

Natural gas transport through Azerbaijan's main pipelines rises 2.6%

A total of 20.7922 billion cubic meters of natural gas was transported through Azerbaijan's main natural gas pipelines during January-June, marking a 2.6% increase compared to the same period last year.

Azerbaijani tourists bring $107.6 mln to Georgia's tourism sector in H1 2026

Azerbaijani tourists bring $107.6 mln to Georgia's tourism sector in H1 2026

Azerbaijani tourists generated $107.6 million in revenue for Georgia's tourism sector during the first half of 2026, marking a 4.9% increase compared to the same period last year, AzerNEWS reports, citing the National Bank of Georgia.

Baku-Yerevan economic engagement lowers regional geopolitical risks

Baku-Yerevan economic engagement lowers regional geopolitical risks

Economic normalization between Azerbaijan and Armenia is beginning to produce measurable effects in trade, transit and regional connectivity. The most important point is that both countries have moved from a zero-sum confrontation toward limited, practical cooperation. That shift matters because in the South Caucasus, even modest changes in transport access, customs flows, and investor expectations can have outsized geopolitical and economic consequences.

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