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US Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Athletes
US Supreme Court upholds laws restricting transgender athletes in women's sports, affecting 27 states. Ruling based on biological sex criteria.
US Allows Import of Chinese Toy Drones
US FCC allows import of Chinese toy drones under 150g, no camera, and 100m range. New regulations exclude advanced models.
What changes await thousands of students abroad?
Thousands of students abroad face changes as certificate-based admission ends and new restrictions loom.
Heatwave in Europe: rails deform, asphalt melts
Heatwave in Europe damages transport: rails deform, asphalt melts, trains cancelled. UN warns of increasing climate risks.
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.
UK-Azerbaijan Defense Cooperation Strengthens Army
How does UK-Azerbaijan defense cooperation transform the Azerbaijani Army? Insights into military education, cybersecurity, and joint exercises.
Strait of Hormuz Blockade: Who Benefited Most?
China benefited the most from the Strait of Hormuz blockade, strengthening its economic position and showcasing resilience.
New credit rules: remote registration and waiting period
The Central Bank has amended credit rules: restrictions on remote loan registration and a waiting period are introduced.
Kazakh army enters highest combat readiness
Kazakhstan raises army to highest combat readiness from June 29 to July 2. Tactical exercises to be held.
Tension at Baku's famous market: sellers ordered to leave
Sellers at Baku's 8th Kilometer Market have been ordered to leave after decades of operation. Authorities cite illegal street trading and unsanitary conditions.
US demands Iran team leave immediately after match
US government demands Iran national football team leave country immediately after 2026 World Cup match against Egypt. Coach Ghalenoi criticizes harsh conditions.
US partially lifts ban on Anthropic AI model
US government partially lifts ban on Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5 AI model, allowing access to over 100 organizations.
Russia expands restrictions on Armenian fishery products
Russia widens restrictions on Armenian fishery products, halting certification for two additional enterprises.
Apple Removes VK Apps from App Store Without Warning
Apple removes VK apps from App Store without warning. Restrictions for Russian users.
China enters Indian market despite ban
China enters India's auto market via EV tech despite ban. Tata-Chery partnership and local production plans highlight the strategy.
Power outage in some areas
On June 25, electricity supply will be interrupted in some areas of Baku. Repair work will be carried out in Yasamal, Nizami, and Bilajari districts.
Zoo seeks 'human bear' in costume
Chinese zoo hires 'human bear' in costume for $14,000/year. Job includes entertaining visitors, no talking allowed.
US eases restrictions on Iran’s national team
The US has eased entry restrictions for Iran's national football team, allowing them to arrive 48 hours before their World Cup match against Egypt.
Routes 126 and 206 temporarily redirected
Routes 126 and 206 are temporarily redirected due to railway crossing repairs in Lokbatan. Find the new route details.
Why Do Drivers Commit Forced Violations?
MP Hikmat Babayev explains why drivers are forced to violate traffic rules due to low speed limits and non-standard road markings.
Iran to complain to FIFA over travel restrictions
Iran Football Federation files complaint to FIFA over travel restrictions before Belgium match in Los Angeles.
Power outages in some areas
On June 18, power outages will occur in parts of Yasamal, Nizami, and Surakhani districts due to repair work from 10:00 to 13:00.
Jeyhun Bayramov Discusses TRIPP Project with Abraham Hamade
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov met with US Congressman Abraham Hamade to discuss the TRIPP project and bilateral relations.
South Korea reduces border restrictions with North
South Korea eases civilian restrictions near the North Korean border, opening 270 km² of land for public use.
Russian Restrictions Hit Armenia's GDP
Russian restrictions on Armenian goods impact 1.5-2% of GDP, says Central Bank official. Alternative markets needed to avoid deflation.
UK to Impose New Sanctions on Russia
UK announces new sanctions against Russia on June 16, targeting LNG ships. Nearly 600 ships to be blacklisted.
Four European Leaders Issue Joint Statement on Iran
UK, Germany, Italy, and France leaders ready to lift sanctions on Iran if it transparently conducts nuclear activities. Joint statement issued.
Energy drinks threaten children's health
Energy drink use among children is increasing, posing health risks. Ombudsman and experts call for action.
Who can donate blood? Requirements explained
Blood donor requirements: age, weight, health conditions. Official statement on donor eligibility.
Taliban establishes military control in Herat and Kabul
Taliban establishes military control in parts of Herat and Kabul, deploying armored vehicles and patrols amid fears of protests over new women's restrictions.
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