Saida Rustamova
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Udi Christians worship at Azerbaijan's Karabakh monasteries (opens the original)
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With peace returning to the region, Azerbaijan’s Udi Christians continue their centuries-old practice of pilgrimage and prayer at Karabakh’s historic Christian sites, as Azerbaijan showcases the preservation of religious sites whose historical identity remains contested. For local communities and officials, these sites mean more than religious practice, as they project the safeguarding of Christian identity in the region. As part of a government programme to explore the region’s Christian herita
Two Azerbaijani sailors killed in Black Sea tugboat drone attack (opens the original)
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Two Azerbaijani sailors were killed when a tugboat was struck by drones in the Black Sea on Tuesday, in the latest attack on civilian shipping near the Ukrainian port of Odesa. The Somali-flagged tugboat TEDY, owned by Mert Marine Corporation, was first hit near Odesa before coming under two further drone attacks overnight as it sailed toward the Romanian port of Constanta. Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry confirmed the deaths of crew members Aslan Aliyev and Asim Gasimov. Two other Azerbaijani sai
Azerbaijan bets on the pomegranate as its next big export (opens the original)
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Azerbaijan exported €48.2 million worth of pomegranates and pomegranate products in 2025, making the fruit one of the country's fastest-growing non-oil exports. Around 23,000 hectares of orchards now supply fresh fruit, juice, concentrate, wine and seed oil to 26 countries, from Gulf states to markets across Asia. That puts Azerbaijan up against established exporters such as Iran, Turkey and Spain, all of which sell pomegranates at scale. "For Azerbaijan, the pomegranate is an integral part of o
Aliyev visits Berlin to deepen energy and trade ties with Germany (opens the original)
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Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev arrived in Berlin on Tuesday for his first state visit to Germany, with energy security and the Middle Corridor trade route at the top of the agenda as Europe continues to reduce its dependence on Russian fossil fuels. Aliyev met Chancellor Friedrich Merz for bilateral talks before a wider meeting with cabinet ministers. The two sides signed a joint declaration on a strategic partnership and a series of agreements covering energy, transport, infrastructure, tr
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