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Azerbaijan bets on Caspian winds to build its next energy export industry

Azerbaijan bets on Caspian winds to build its next energy export industry

For much of its modern history, Azerbaijan's economic and political influence has been closely tied to oil and gas. The country built its reputation as an energy producer long before the current debate about energy diversification and the green transition became a global priority. Its pipelines connected the Caspian basin with international markets, while natural gas exports gradually strengthened Baku's position as a partner in Europe's energy security. But the global energy landscape is changing, and Azerbaijan has little reason to stand aside.

IEA forecasts decline in global natural gas demand

IEA forecasts decline in global natural gas demand

Global natural gas demand is expected to fall by approximately 1.5%, or 65 billion cubic meters, in 2026 compared with the previous year, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).

Azerbaijan-Greece trade rises to $715.7 million, up more than 50% since 2024

Azerbaijan-Greece trade rises to $715.7 million, up more than 50% since 2024

Trade turnover between Azerbaijan and Greece exceeded $715.7 million in January–September 2026, marking an 8.7% increase compared with the corresponding period of 2025, according to the State Customs Committee.

Book on Azerbaijan's Karabakh victory highlights strategic importance of Hadrut and Shusha battles

Book on Azerbaijan's Karabakh victory highlights strategic importance of Hadrut and Shusha battles

The battles for Hadrut and Shusha during Azerbaijan's 44-day Patriotic War demonstrate how special operations forces, mountain warfare, tactical manoeuvres and modern military technologies contributed to the country's victory, according to The War for Karabakh: Strategy, Technology, and Victory, a book by American military experts Liam Collins and John Spencer.

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