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Why Fico’s EU critique reflects Slovak politics more than European reality [COMMENTARY]

Why Fico’s EU critique reflects Slovak politics more than European reality [COMMENTARY]

At a time when the European Union is grappling with internal divisions, strategic uncertainty, and growing debates over its future direction, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has openly questioned the bloc’s sustainability.

SOCAR expands fuel retail network in Romania [PHOTOS]

SOCAR expands fuel retail network in Romania [PHOTOS]

The State Oil Company of the Republic of Azerbaijan (SOCAR) has opened three new gas stations (GMS) operating under the “SOCAR” brand in Romania, Azernews reports.

ADB highlights Middle Corridor’s potential to drive cross-border Fintech

ADB highlights Middle Corridor’s potential to drive cross-border Fintech

Unlocking the potential of the Middle Corridor—also known as the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR)—could accelerate the development of cross-border fintech, boost trade flows and deepen economic integration across the region, Azernews reports, citing the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

Babayan breaks silence as Garabagh Armenians’ fate becomes political weapon

Babayan breaks silence as Garabagh Armenians’ fate becomes political weapon

Samvel Babayan, once the “commander” of the so-called Artsakh Defense Army and ex-“secretary” of the self-proclaimed Artsakh National Security Council, has returned to the spotlight with a blunt and uncompromising critique of the Armenian authorities. His timing, right before the June parliamentary elections, raises eyebrows, but his words strike at the unresolved legacy of Garabagh and the failures of Armenian leadership.

Moscow hosts Meet Global MICE Congress, attracting participants from 37 countries [PHOTOS]

Moscow hosts Meet Global MICE Congress, attracting participants from 37 countries [PHOTOS]

The international congress reaffirmed Moscow’s status as a global center of expertise in business tourism, bringing together professionals from 37 BRICS and Global South countries. The event welcomed nearly twice as many participants as last year — a total of 2,500 industry specialists. Its diverse program covered topics such as successful MICE destinations, the effectiveness of business events, the future of neurotechnologies and the experience economy, while also enabling a record number of business meetings, Azernews reports.

Baku named World Capital of Sport after landmark year

Baku named World Capital of Sport after landmark year

In recent days, the attention of the Azerbaijan’s public – especially our athletes, sports specialists, and everyone who loves sport – has been focused on the ceremony dedicated to the annual sports results held on December 26, 2025.

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