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Kurdish card: Is CIA preparing new front on Iran’s western border?

Kurdish card: Is CIA preparing new front on Iran’s western border?

The conflict in Iran shows no signs of de-escalation, engulfing the Arabian Peninsula in a tense atmosphere of war. As the situation stands, it certainly appears that there will be further bloodshed and destruction throughout the Middle East. The situation is increasingly tense, with recent developments highlighting a potential shift in the war's dynamics.

Azerbaijan’s SOCAR CAPE discloses January export earnings

Azerbaijan’s SOCAR CAPE discloses January export earnings

Other state-owned companies participating in non-oil export activities include SOCAR Polymer, AzerGold, Azəralüminium, SOCAR’s Gas Export Department, Azərpambıq Aqrar Sənaye Kompleksi, SOCAR-DALĞIC, Azərbaycan Dəmir Yolları, the State Energy Service of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, and İstisu Mineral Water Plant.

How Azerbaijan’s post-war leverage meets Armenia’s economic reality [ANALYSIS]

How Azerbaijan’s post-war leverage meets Armenia’s economic reality [ANALYSIS]

At a time when peace negotiations between Azerbaijan and Armenia are gaining momentum, recent signals of economic cooperation have drawn attention. Armenia’s economy minister announced that the two sides have already exchanged lists of goods that could be exported to one another. This development, though modest, reflects a new reality emerging after decades of hostility.

Sacred meaning of Fire Tuesday before Novruz

Sacred meaning of Fire Tuesday before Novruz

One of the most ancient and beloved celebrations in Azerbaijan is Novruz holday, the spring festival that marks renewal, awakening, and the beginning of a new year, AzerNEWS reports. Deeply rooted in tradition, Novruz reflects centuries of spiritual beliefs, communal values, and reverence for nature.

Iran-US nuclear talks in Geneva: Strait of Hormuz risks and Azerbaijan’s energy strategy

Iran-US nuclear talks in Geneva: Strait of Hormuz risks and Azerbaijan’s energy strategy

A closure of the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly 20% of global oil passes, would trigger an immediate shock to energy markets. Oil prices could surge to $120–$150 per barrel, with US gasoline prices potentially exceeding $3–$4 per gallon. This would fuel worldwide inflationary pressures.

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