Iran plans to expand its power plant development projects overseas, including renewable energy generation.
Urges region’s five nations to tackle shadow trading equipping Russian war machine. Awkward fact is that much of the trade is made up of redirected deliveries from Britain.
Brutal assault caught on camera prompts changes.
Pashinyan said that he agreed to unilateral concessions to stop a war in the region.
Astana said to have added $138bn claim for lost revenue, arguing energy majors developing Caspian Sea field have not fully delivered on production pledges.
Charles Michel, head of the European Council, emphasised that the draft law contradicts Georgia's EU accession trajectory.
Media platform that has promoted far-right EU politicians was expelled from Czechia last month.
Withdrawal would be a significant shift in the post-conflict landscape of the South Caucasus.
President takes to social media to declare: "Georgia will not surrender to resovietisation."
At the same time CEE workers leave because of Hungary's low wages.
"Use of torture in form of bodily mutilation unacceptable. Price of confessions extracted this way well known to everyone," says Sirojiddin Muhriddin.
Rapid snowmelt amid sudden weather change, combined with heavy rains and already waterlogged ground prove a disastrous combination.
Uzbekistan strives to improve ability to combat extremism, drug trafficking and cybercrime.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced a significant rebound in its financial performance, recording a robust profit of €2.1bn for the year 2023, up from losses of €1.1bn in 2022.
Russia has requested that Kazakhstan be ready to provide it with 100,000 tonnes of gasoline in the event of shortages.
The four men accused by Moscow of being behind March’s deadly terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall music venue have said they were promised safe passage to Ukraine and a financial award there.
Azerbaijan shows displeasure by staging clashes on Armenia's border.
Moscow’s assertion has no basis in fact, says Tajik foreign ministry.
Fear of secondary sanctions prompting the cutting of a major fiscal cord with Russia.
Nikolai Patrushev said to have claimed Kyiv is running the recruitment via an operation at its embassy in Dushanbe.