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Ukraine’s strikes exposing deeper Russian vulnerability

Ukraine’s strikes exposing deeper Russian vulnerability

Ukraine’s use of long-range drones to strike targets deep inside Russia has raised questions that go far beyond the immediate military consequences. Oil refineries and industrial facilities were among the most obvious targets. But when Ukraine began striking warehouses belonging to Russia’s largest online marketplace, the rationale became less clear to many observers.

Middle East shipping risks push oil toward $100 as winter approaches

Middle East shipping risks push oil toward $100 as winter approaches

A missile strike on a cargo ship in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait overnight has already had an impact on global oil markets, sending crude prices higher. Brent crude on the London exchange rose to $91.63 per barrel, while WTI reached $85.28 and Urals climbed to $84.60. Azerbaijan’s Azeri Light, known for its low sulfur content and high quality, is trading at an even higher price of $94.58 per barrel.

Ankara’s e-exports expand across Europe and Gulf Markets

Ankara’s e-exports expand across Europe and Gulf Markets

Trendyol data shows that producers and sellers in Ankara are reaching a broad customer base not only across Türkiye but also in international markets. Ankara is one of the cities with the highest volume of e-exports through Trendyol, with 67% of sellers on the platform actively shipping products abroad.

Scholars from thirty countries to gather for World Nomad Games conference

Scholars from thirty countries to gather for World Nomad Games conference

Azerbaijani scholars and researchers will participate in an international scientific conference dedicated to the study of nomadic civilizations, AzerNEWS reports citing Kabar News Agency.

How photography art transforms Azerbaijan's visual history

How photography art transforms Azerbaijan's visual history

August 19 is celebrated around the world as World Photography Day, a day dedicated to an art form that has fundamentally changed the way people document history, preserve memories and see the world around them. The observance was initiated by Australian photographer Korske Ara in 2009 and was first celebrated internationally in 2010.

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