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Gyumri base becomes flashpoint in Armenia’s Russia recalibration

Gyumri base becomes flashpoint in Armenia’s Russia recalibration

Relations between Armenia and Russia continue to show signs of strain as trade disputes, diverging foreign policy priorities and growing political mistrust reshape what was once one of Moscow’s closest alliances in the South Caucasus. But there is one more issue that could potentially be the biggest headache for Pashinyan in his renewed tenure.

Switzerland sees clean energy cooperation potential with Azerbaijan

Switzerland sees clean energy cooperation potential with Azerbaijan

Ignazio Cassis, Federal Councillor and Head of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of the Swiss Confederation, OSCE Chairman-in-Office said that Switzerland continue to accelerate its transition to clean energy and sees significant potential for cooperation with Azerbaijan, as well as with the Central Asian region, in this area.

Europe’s gas reserves sink to record low, raising winter price risks

Europe’s gas reserves sink to record low, raising winter price risks

European countries are currently seeking alternative routes for natural gas imports as the continent’s gas storage facilities remain at historically low levels. Europe’s gas storage facilities are currently only...

Azerbaijan's multicultural model faces new propaganda challenge

Azerbaijan's multicultural model faces new propaganda challenge

In recent weeks, claims accusing Azerbaijan of having "expelled" Armenians from Karabakh and carried out so-called "ethnic cleansing" have once again been circulating widely across social media and Armenian nationalist platforms. These accusations are politically motivated, deliberately misleading, and aimed at distorting the realities on the ground.

Korean automakers benefit from Japan’s setbacks

Korean automakers benefit from Japan’s setbacks

South Korean automakers may have an opportunity to increase their market share in major overseas markets as Japanese competitors struggle with declining sales, rising costs, and production disruptions caused by a powerful earthquake, industry experts say, AzerNEWS reports, citing Korean media.

Traditional foods, drinks and desserts to beat summer heat

Traditional foods, drinks and desserts to beat summer heat

For centuries, Azerbaijani cuisine has followed the rhythm of the seasons. During the hot summer months, meals often focus on fresh vegetables, dairy products, herbs, seasonal fruits and naturally refreshing drinks.

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