Representatives of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces took part in the multinational NATO command-staff exercises "Resolute Force-2025."
MOL Group and SOCAR have signed key terms for an exploration, development, and production sharing agreement for a new onshore area covering the Shamakhi-Gobustan regions of Azerbaijan.
Mubadala Energy, a division of Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, is interested in working with the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) on international exploration and production projects, SOCAR
MOL has signed key terms for an exploration, development and production sharing agreement with Azerbaijan’s state oil company SOCAR for the Shamakhi-Gobustan region of the country. Under the agreement signed
The affinity between Pakistan and Azerbaijan is deep-rooted, especially amongst the people from both sides.
Leading Indian outlets rushed to label the meeting as an “anti-India alliance,” accusing the Baku–Ankara–Islamabad trio of having no foreign policy goal other than to spite poor but proud India.
Khalid Tagizade, a deputy of the Duma of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug and a native of Azerbaijan, has left Russia amid mounting pressure from federal authorities.
Speaking about relations with Russia, Amirbayov emphasized that Moscow respects Azerbaijan’s non-alignment policy.
The owners of the Shah Deniz gas field in the Azeri Caspian Sea led by BP made a final decision to invest $2.9 billion in expanding output from the project, BP said on Tuesday.
With growing influence after its recapture of Nagorno-Karabakh from Armenian separatists in 2023, Azerbaijan is using its close ties with Israel and Turkey to defuse tensions between the regional foes
The partnership was announced at the Baku Energy Week conference.
The partnership aims to keep Azerbaijan's oil output steady at 582,000bpd for five years.
Baku using close ties with Jerusalem and Ankara to mediate between rival heavyweights, as they both maneuver in Syria’s post-Assad landscape.
Pashinyan and his team must also quell internal reactionary forces, who collectively complain about the absence of mechanisms to protect against external threats.
Today, however, Azerbaijan controls its resources independently. It speaks of gas exports with full sovereignty—backed by a new level of political, economic, and military security around its pipelines.
President Aliyev announced that Azerbaijan now exports natural gas to 12 countries, with this geographic reach continuing to expand. In 2024, gas exports reached 25 billion cubic meters.
The Pakistani newspaper Dawn has published an article highlighting Azerbaijan’s contribution to urban development in Islamabad.
The Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, Dušan Kozarev, met today in Baku with the Deputy Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan for Bilateral and Multilateral Cooperation and Security, Fariz Rzayev and Araz Azimov.
For many Kenyans, Azerbaijan remains unfamiliar— “Azer...what?” or “Is that a country?” are common responses.
The Türkiye Axis rises as Erdoğan, Aliyev and Sharif strengthen regional unity and strategic ties.
The National Human Rights Committee (NHRC) has signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs), on the sidelines of the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, held in Doha.
In a rapidly shifting global geopolitical landscape, the role of so-called middle powers is becoming increasingly prominent.
Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan boost smart oil strategies as U.S. lifts CPC sanctions and transit routes diversify.
Lavrov’s visit to Yerevan was a calculated move to reaffirm Russia’s presence in Armenia at a time when Yerevan’s foreign policy is showing signs of diversification.
