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Tuesday, October 13, 2026
China’s rising incomes open new market for Azerbaijan’s food exports

China’s rising incomes open new market for Azerbaijan’s food exports

China’s economic transformation is creating an opportunity for agricultural exporters including Azerbaijan. As household incomes rise, consumer spending expands and food preferences evolve, demand increasingly creates room for a wider range of quality products, convenient food formats and premium choices. For Azerbaijan, the opportunity is to turn stronger purchasing power in China into sustained growth in agricultural and processed-food exports.

Azerbaijan's trade surplus tops $11 billion as foreign reserves approach $90 billion

Azerbaijan's trade surplus tops $11 billion as foreign reserves approach $90 billion

Azerbaijan recorded an $11.09 billion foreign trade surplus in the first eight months of 2026, while the country's strategic foreign exchange reserves approached $90 billion by the beginning of October, supported by elevated oil prices and continued foreign currency inflows.

Hadrut’s liberation: strategic turning point in Azerbaijan’s 44-Day war

Hadrut’s liberation: strategic turning point in Azerbaijan’s 44-Day war

October 9 holds a special place in Azerbaijan’s modern history as the anniversary of Hadrut’s liberation during the 44-day Patriotic War of 2020. Located in the Khojavand district of Karabakh, Hadrut occupied a strategically important position because of its mountainous terrain, surrounding heights and connections with neighboring areas. Its liberation strengthened Azerbaijan’s military position in the southern part of the battlefield and created favorable conditions for subsequent operations toward Shusha.

NATO does not see imminent threat of conflict

NATO does not see imminent threat of conflict

NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Alexus Grynkewich told the Warsaw Security Conference on Monday that he does not believe that conflict is "imminent or inevitable," but assured European allies that if attacked, NATO is ready to fight "tonight."

Why offline hobbies are finding their place in modern life [PHOTOS]

Why offline hobbies are finding their place in modern life [PHOTOS]

Knitting, gardening, pottery, baking and reading may seem like simple ways to spend free time, but they are receiving fresh attention from researchers studying leisure and mental well-being. These activities require patience and practice, and their results cannot always be achieved at the touch of a button.

Exhibition dedicated to Azerbaijan's nature opens in Mexico [PHOTOS]

Exhibition dedicated to Azerbaijan's nature opens in Mexico [PHOTOS]

An exhibition titled "Azerbaijan: The Palette of Nature" has opened in Mexico, presenting the country's natural beauty, cultural heritage and fine art traditions to an international audience.

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