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Kazakhstan’s uranium dilemma puts Azerbaijan at center of Europe’s energy security

Kazakhstan’s uranium dilemma puts Azerbaijan at center of Europe’s energy security

Kazatomprom shipped 48% of its Western deliveries through the Middle Corridor in 2025, up from near-zero eight years ago. Fitch named Azerbaijan the primary alternative to St. Petersburg. The Kazatomprom CEO said the route sometimes carries 65% of Western shipments. Europe's nuclear renaissance is being built on a fuel supply chain that now runs through Alat Port.

Armenia at a fork in the road: West or Moscow?

Armenia at a fork in the road: West or Moscow?

Armenia’s internal political scene is once again dominated by serious scandal, infighting and confrontation. At the centre of the latest turmoil are members of the former ruling establishment, most notably Robert Kocharyan and Serzh Sargsyan, both of whom have been closely associated with Russia and have reportedly been detained by law enforcement authorities.

Mugham art: Living tradition carried through centuries

Mugham art: Living tradition carried through centuries

There are sounds that belong to a particular place, and there are sounds that seem to belong to humanity itself. Azerbaijani mugham is one of them. Deeply rooted in the country's history, it carries the emotions, memories and worldview of generations, passing from one voice to another without losing its character.

Azerbaijan's golden gloves and proud boxing legacy

Azerbaijan's golden gloves and proud boxing legacy

Boxing has been part of sporting history for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptian evidence places forms of fist fighting as far back as around 3000 BC. Organised boxing became part of the ancient Olympic Games in the 7th century BC.

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