Azerbaijani parliamentarians hold meetings in Riga with Latvian officials [PHOTOS]

Representatives of the Azerbaijan–Latvia Interparliamentary Working Group are currently meeting in Riga, Latvia, under the direction of Speaker of the National Assembly, Sahiba Gafarova. Azerbaijani Delegation Meets with Latvian Minister of Agriculture The delegation includes Sevil Mikayilova, Vice-President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union and member of the National Assembly, Kamran Bayramov, who leads the working group, … Read more

New technology could transform recycling of polyethylene and polypropylen

The Future of Plastic Recycling: A Solvent Revolution? The world is drowning in plastic. Over 359 million tons were produced globally in 2024, with polyolefins – polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) – making up more than half of that volume. But a groundbreaking development from the University of Buffalo is offering a glimmer of hope: … Read more

Latvia’s President Edgars Rinkēvičs has phone call with Azerbaijani President

On March 5, the President of Latvia, Edgars Rinkēvičs, spoke by telephone with the President of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev. Latvian President Condemns Iranian Attack on Azerbaijan During the call, President Rinkēvičs strongly condemned an attack on Azerbaijani territory carried out using unmanned aerial vehicles originating from the Islamic Republic of Iran. He also expressed solidarity … Read more

NATO defences destroy missile fired from Iran over Mediterranean: Turkiye | Conflict News

NATO Defends Turkey Against Iranian Missile: A New Escalation in Regional Conflict A ballistic missile fired from Iran was destroyed by NATO air defense systems over Turkey on Wednesday, marking the first time a NATO member has been directly targeted in the escalating conflict. The incident underscores the rapidly widening scope of tensions in the … Read more

Engineers create balloon telescope to study exoplanet atmospheres

The Rise of Balloon-Based Astronomy: A New Era for Exoplanet Research For decades, the quest to understand planets orbiting distant stars – exoplanets – has been largely reliant on massive, expensive space telescopes. But a new approach is gaining momentum: high-altitude balloon astronomy. This innovative technique promises detailed exoplanet observations at a fraction of the … Read more

Astronomers find planetary system thought to be impossible

The Inside-Out Solar System: A Revolution in Planetary Formation For decades, our understanding of how planets form has been anchored to the model of our own solar system: rocky planets close to the star, gas giants further out. But a newly discovered exoplanetary system, LHS 1903, located 116 light-years away, is turning that understanding on … Read more

Hair Transplant Clinics in Turkey 2026

The Rise of Precision and Personalization in Turkey’s Hair Transplant Industry Turkey has firmly established itself as a global leader in hair restoration, evolving from a high-volume destination to a hub of surgical expertise. Istanbul, in particular, concentrates a significant number of annual procedures, fostering a level of technical proficiency among surgeons that often surpasses … Read more

Azerbaijan’s peat imports rise in 2025 with Georgia remaining top supplier

Azerbaijan’s peat imports increased in both volume and value during the first ten months of 2025, according to data from the State Statistics Committee. Between January and October, the country imported 13,457 tons of peat – including peat chips – worth $2.26 million. This represents an 11 percent increase in quantity and a 9 percent … Read more

Greenland claims: How close have NATO members come to fighting each other? | NATO News

The Arctic’s New Flashpoint: Is Greenland Testing NATO’s Limits? The recent threats from the US regarding Greenland – ranging from potential acquisition to military intervention – aren’t just a diplomatic shockwave. They’re a stark warning about the escalating geopolitical competition in the Arctic and a critical test of NATO’s foundational principles. While seemingly outlandish, the … Read more

Pang Renlong: 12-Year Ban & $110K Fine for Match-Fixing

Tennis Integrity Under Fire: The Pang Renlong Case and the Future of Match-Fixing The recent 12-year ban handed down to Chinese tennis player Pang Renlong for match-fixing – involving a staggering 22 matches – isn’t an isolated incident. It’s a stark reminder of the persistent threat to the integrity of professional tennis, and a potential … Read more