Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) again signed an appeal against Azerbaijan on November 19.

Azerbaijan and the European Union (EU) have reached an agreement on the joint implementation of digital transformation and human capital development projects in Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan and the EU have discussed bilateral cooperation in the energy field, the Energy Ministry reported on November 19.

Energy Minister Parviz Shahbazov and newly-appointed head of the EU delegation to Azerbaijan Peter Michalko have discussed possibilities of further bilateral cooperation to expand the geography of gas supplies.

A spokesperson for the EU foreign affairs and security policy Peter Stano has said that the EU is ready to support Azerbaijan-Armenia border de-escalation and delimitation.

Former Latvian President Valdis Zatlers has said that the EU can help Azerbaijan restore its territories liberated from Armenian occupation late last year.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned on Friday that London "will have to take the steps that are necessary" to resolve an escalating dispute with Brussels over Northern Ireland trade, Trend reports citing Euronews.

Perhaps the title chosen for this piece does not do justice to the present level of the EU-Azerbaijan relations, which in economic terms have been remarkably successful.

A new batch of medical supplies to fight COVID-19 has been delivered to Azerbaijan as part of the EU-funded Solidarity for Health Initiative project implemented by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov and EU special representative for the South Caucasus Toivo Klaar have discussed regional security and the delimitation of the Azerbaijani-Armenian borders, the Foreign Ministry reported on September 15.