The COP29 is over, and so is the spotlight on Azerbaijan
The 29th session of the United Nation's flagship climate summit, also known as COP (Conference of Parties), just wrapped up in the capital of Azerbaijan, Baku. How did it all begin, how is it progressing, and what's next for the country's civil society now that the spotlight is over? Here's Global Voices’ wrap-up and key takeaways.
OPEC+ may consider leaving its current oil output cuts in place from Jan. 1 at its next meeting on Sunday, Azerbaijan's ...
Azerbaijan endured lots of criticism during COP29. Environmentalists accused the host nation of trying to use COP29 as a “greenwashing” exercise, while European officials condemned President Ilham ...
Oil from Azerbaijan accounts for less than 1% of global reserves today, but the Central Asian country once played a major role in fueling the Soviet Union. The symbol of this production might was the ...
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A new report that examines attacks 14 months ago against the Armenian population in Nagorno-Karabakh was released on the ...
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As Azerbaijan introduces its vibrant tea culture to COP29 attendees, scientists are studying how to save it from climate ...
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The “Dark Joke” of Having a Climate Summit in AzerbaijanBaku, Azerbaijan —Azerbaijan is the land of fire, or so the Zoroastrian legend goes. Its supply of combustible fuel has long ...
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German foreign minister attacks host Azerbaijan at UN climate summitFollowing the extension of the deadlocked UN Climate Change Conference in Baku, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock on ...
France has summoned Azerbaijan's ambassador to Paris over 'unacceptable remarks' made by the country's President Ilham Aliyev ...
Last week, Azerbaijan's foreign policy chief, Hikmet Hajiyev, wrote online that "in 2024, Azerbaijan has not imported any gas ...
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