The worsening conflict in the Middle East has added a new layer of pressure to the global aviation industry. Alongside security risks and disrupted routes, airlines are now facing a growing shortage of aviation fuel, a problem that is already affecting both passenger and cargo transportation.
The Middle East has once again entered a dangerous phase. Iran and Israel have exchanged strikes, while the political and military rhetoric on both sides has sharply intensified. Although the latest round of attacks may formally appear to have ended, the risk of a wider escalation remains high.
The bodies of two more Azerbaijani citizens killed in the drone attack on cargo ships in the Azov Sea have been found, Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
A group of students and teachers from the Zarifa Aliyeva Lingvist Humanitarian Lyceum in Irpin, Ukraine, has arrived in Azerbaijan.
Karabakh University received 17 million manats, or around $10 million, from Azerbaijan’s state budget in 2025.
Twelve rail wagons carrying 828 tons of fertilizers and six wagons loaded with 414 tons of anthracite have been sent from Russia to Armenia through Azerbaijani territory.
In the coming years, Yerevan’s foreign policy will likely be shaped by Pashinyan’s desire to free the country from strategic dependence on Russia and accelerate the peace process with Baku.
The foreign ministers of Azerbaijan, Türkiye and Georgia signed the Istanbul Declaration following the 10th trilateral meeting of foreign ministers held in Istanbul, according to Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The parliamentary elections in Armenia were not merely an internal matter for that country, but an important indicator of regional change.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, following the announcement of the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections, once again reaffirmed Yerevan’s commitment to peace, regional cooperation and the normalization of relations with neighboring states.
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will host his counterparts from Azerbaijan and Georgia on Monday as the three countries aim to bolster collaboration in the region, particularly on connectivity.
Azerbaijan is preparing the necessary documents for the return of its citizens rescued in the Sea of Azov, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.
Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has clarified information about Azerbaijani citizens killed and injured in drone attacks on the cargo vessels Natra and Tsirkon in the Sea of Azov.
The official opening ceremony of the “European Village – 2026” event, dedicated to “30 Years of Partnership between the European Union and Azerbaijan,” was held in Ganja.
Azerbaijani citizens have been killed in a drone attack on foreign cargo vessels in the Sea of Azov. Among the victims are Captain Fuad Orujov and Chief Engineer Gismat Aliyev.
Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has categorically rejected allegations published on CNN World’s website on June 5 claiming that Azerbaijani territory was allegedly used for military or intelligence operations against Iran.
Azerbaijan is hosting the 2026 World Environment Day (WED) in cooperation with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
The Azerbaijani diaspora in Ireland and Scotland is entering a new stage of development. In the past, such communities abroad were often seen primarily as cultural centers that brought compatriots together around language, traditions and national holidays.
Azerbaijan's Azeri Light (CIF) crude oil has become cheaper on world markets.
Relations between Russia and Azerbaijan remain very good and friendly, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during a meeting with heads of leading international news agencies.
An election campaign can be compared to a kind of “political supermarket”. Or, more precisely, a bazaar. Each party offers the “product” it believes to be most in demand, while also being convinced that its competitors could not offer anything similar even if they wanted to.
Egypt and Azerbaijan are exploring long-term partnership opportunities in the oil and gas sector, ECO FIN Agency noted, citing the Egyptian Ministry of Oil.
The US supports Armenia’s government ahead of key elections, fearing Pashinyan's defeat by pro-Russian forces would upend peace efforts.
Backup supplies from SOCAR are giving Egypt and Jordan alternatives when Israeli gas exports are disrupted, while keeping Israel linked to regional customers that may avoid direct purchases.
