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The UN General Assembly will hold a significant high-level meeting to mark the 10th anniversary of the New Urban Agenda, emphasizing the importance of sustainable urban development.
The Azerbaijani government is enhancing its investment cooperation with various international partners, aiming to boost economic growth and development.
Kazakhstan and China have agreed to increase the number of weekly flights to 152, significantly enhancing travel and connectivity between the two nations.
Emirates is introducing a new signature lounge concept in key cities worldwide, marking a significant investment in premium travel.
In a notable display of diplomatic relations, President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan and the President of Slovakia exchanged commemorative gifts during their recent meeting.
The Presidents of Azerbaijan and Slovakia have reviewed the construction progress in Bash Garvand village, highlighting the importance of development in the region.
Ukraine has launched strikes on oil refineries in Krasnodar and Bashkortostan, exacerbating fuel shortages in Russia.
In the first half of 2026, Kazakhstan's construction sector experienced a remarkable growth of 15.2%, while the manufacturing sector also reported a 9.8% increase.
In a recent interview, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev discussed the significant role that former President Trump played in the peace process, emphasizing the need for continued international collaboration.
In the first quarter of 2026, Kyrgyzstan's economy surged by 14.9%, outpacing the EAEU's overall growth of just 0.2%.
Kestutis Budrys, Lithuania's foreign minister-designate, expressed his hope that the European Union will approve the 21st sanctions package against Russia by the end of this month.
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia have united in a diplomatic effort to counter Russia's claims regarding airspace used for attacks, emphasizing their stance on sovereignty.
A new Eurobarometer survey indicates that Europeans are urging for stronger defense capabilities and greater democratic involvement in response to escalating global challenges.
Climate and Energy Minister Janis Vitenbergs has stated that the liquidation of the ministry is only a matter of time, highlighting ongoing discussions about its future.
Russia is preparing to file a lawsuit against the Baltic states at the International Court of Justice, claiming violations of Russian rights linked to security service figures.
President Edgars Rinkevics has urged the Ministry of Economics to find solutions for providing more extensive support to Latvia's eastern border region, highlighting the area's economic challenges.
Martynas Katelynas, Lithuania's newly appointed interior minister, has indicated that he may temporarily restore border controls with Latvia if necessary.
Brazil's economic outlook remains positive, with expectations of moderate growth following the upcoming presidential election in October.
A catastrophic fire in a bar located in Bangkok's Chatuchak district has resulted in 27 deaths and 25 critical injuries, highlighting urgent fire safety concerns.
In an exclusive interview, a Euronews journalist discusses Azerbaijan's pivotal role in enhancing international dialogue and diplomacy.