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Latest news and interesting information about infrastructure.
Egypt unveils its own "Pentagon": "Octagon"
Egypt's new military headquarters "Octagon" has been opened. The complex, an analogue of the US Pentagon, is equipped with modern technologies.
Old water meters become history
Azerbaijan replaces old water meters with remote-reading technology to reduce losses and enhance digital management.
10 million manat dairy plant under construction in Ivanovka
A 10 million manat dairy plant is being built in Ivanovka, Ismayilli, producing cheese, butter, and more. The project will develop the agro-industry in the region.
1 Million Manat Project to Boost Pedestrian Safety in Baku
Baku launches a 1.224 million manat project to install 2,900 bollards and 1,100 meters of railings for pedestrian safety.
Baku bike lane concern: Accident risk
A bike lane on Baku's Rashid Behbudov Street has changed to one-way and narrow, raising accident risks. Citizen awaits AYNA response.
24 million housing complex in Nakhchivan
A new residential complex worth 24 million manats is being built in Nakhchivan. 6 multi-apartment buildings on 4.98 hectares. Construction begins.
Germany charges Ukrainian ex-soldier over Nord Stream blasts
Germany's prosecutor charges Ukrainian ex-soldier for Nord Stream pipeline sabotage. First charges filed in the case. Read more on Bond.az.
Cargo volume through Azerbaijan rises
President Ilham Aliyev: Cargo volume through Azerbaijan is rising in all directions. Investment in infrastructure projects continues.
Digital Revolution in Azerbaijan
Digital revolution in Azerbaijan: public administration enters a new phase. Details on the 2026-28 Action Plan, AI, cybersecurity, and innovation goals.
Sahil Babayev: 31 new projects worth €668 million approved
Finance Minister Sahil Babayev announced that 31 new projects worth over €668 million were approved last year, an 81% increase from the previous year.
BSTDB President Thanks Azerbaijan Government
BSTDB President Serhat Köksal thanked the Azerbaijani government at the Baku meeting for the reliable partnership.
Caspian Sea rapidly shrinking: official figures
The Caspian Sea water level is dropping fast. Azerbaijani official Aliaga Azizov says it has fallen 2.5 meters in 30 years.
Heatwave in Europe: rails deform, asphalt melts
Heatwave in Europe damages transport: rails deform, asphalt melts, trains cancelled. UN warns of increasing climate risks.
Cultural grant competitions approved
The Cabinet of Ministers approved rules for cultural grant competitions. Read more for details.
Bodies of Missing Martyrs to Be Returned Soon
State Security Service announces that bodies of several missing martyrs will be returned to families in coming days.
Hungary’s PM warns of critical drinking water shortage
Hungary's PM warns of critical drinking water shortage due to extreme heat. Water use restrictions imposed in 120 settlements.
Azerbaijan-Russia border crossings to sync
Azerbaijan and Russia discuss synchronizing border crossing infrastructure. SCC Chairman Shahin Baghirov meets with Russian Customs head Valery Pikalyov.
Israeli president reveals key details of framework agreement with Lebanon
Israeli president reveals key details of the framework agreement with Lebanon, including peace process, US mediation, and international support.
Demolition Starts in Central Baku - PHOTO
AYNA begins demolition on Tabriz Street. The project will improve pedestrian crossings, bike lanes, and public transport facilities.
Venezuela earthquake leaves 1.8M in need of aid
Venezuela earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude leave 1.8 million in need of aid. 680,000 children affected. Death toll 1,450, injured 3,200+.
Cyberattacks on Israel Triple in Year
Iranian cyberattacks on Israel tripled to 4,800 in June 2026. Tel Aviv accuses Tehran amid rising tensions.
Edgar Abdullayev: Fintechs Are Banks' Innovation Partners
Azerbaijan Fintech Association Chairman Edgar Abdullayev highlights that fintechs are innovation partners, not competitors, of banks.
Iran strike on US base in Bahrain needs $400M for repair
US naval base in Bahrain damaged by Iranian strikes needs $400 million for repair. WSJ reports over 10 buildings destroyed.
Araqchi: Any Intervention in Hormuz Will Escalate Tension
Iranian FM Abbas Araqchi says any outside intervention in the Strait of Hormuz will escalate tension and hinder shipping restoration. US strikes and IRGC retaliation reported.
Berlin Police Cool People with Water Jets
Berlin police use water jets to cool people amid record heat of 39.9°C. Emergency services stepped up. Heatwave affects Europe.
Tehran Accuses Washington of Violating Agreement
Iran accuses US of violating ceasefire agreement, strikes carried out in response to operations in Strait of Hormuz.
IRGC warns US: 'Real hell awaits'
IRGC warns US of 'real hell' after strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain bases, threatening further attacks.
Paris Morgues Full: Heatwave Drives Death Surge
Paris morgues are overflowing as a deadly heatwave hits France. Learn about the spike in deaths and strain on services.
Leyla and Arzu Aliyeva attend openings in National Park
Leyla Aliyeva and Arzu Aliyeva attended the opening of a sports club, presentation of WasteShark water cleaner, and electric carriages in Seaside National Park.
North Korea Tests HIMARS Competitor
North Korea tested a new MLRS rival to HIMARS, with 240mm rockets reaching 90 km. The system features automated launch and a new warhead.
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