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Baku’s climate week seeks to turn continuity into regional action

Baku’s climate week seeks to turn continuity into regional action

As BCAW 2026 opens alongside the UN's own Regional Climate Week, Baku has a genuine opportunity to turn three years of convening into a durable regional platform for climate finance, resilience and coordination.

SOCAR and China Eximbank: new chapter for Azerbaijan’s industrial future

SOCAR and China Eximbank: new chapter for Azerbaijan’s industrial future

For years, Azerbaijan’s energy role has been largely defined by the production and export of crude oil and natural gas. But as global energy markets change, the country is increasingly looking beyond the export of raw resources towards processing, petrochemicals, technology and higher-value production.

Michael Rubin’s Somaliland idea looks like a new front in an old war

Michael Rubin’s Somaliland idea looks like a new front in an old war

Forging even the smallest measure of peace and normalcy between Azerbaijan and Armenia has never been easy. It has been so difficult, in fact, that the progress witnessed today would once have struck most observers as the least likely, almost absurd, outcome imaginable. Unfortunately, though, this particular historical moment does not suit everyone. It does not serve the interests of certain lobby groups, or the individuals connected to them, who wield considerable influence from entirely outside the region and show correspondingly little grasp of its realities.

Global shipping routes hit by climate change and conflicts

Global shipping routes hit by climate change and conflicts

Global maritime trade is coming under increasing pressure. In Panama, water shortages have limited the number of ships able to pass through the canal, pushing up costs. At the same time, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have reduced traffic through key routes such as the Suez Canal and Strait of Hormuz, forcing ships to take longer and more expensive alternatives.

Two suspects extradited from Russia to Azerbaijan

Two suspects extradited from Russia to Azerbaijan

The Prosecutor General’s Office of Azerbaijan said that the extradition requests for Azerbaijani citizens Nahid Alijanli and Renad Orujov were approved by the Prosecutor General’s Office of Russia in accordance with the Convention on Legal Assistance and Legal Relations in Civil, Family and Criminal Matters, signed on October 7, 2002.

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