The Turkmen authorities have taken the position of completely denying even the hypothetical possibility that the coronavirus could appear in the country. About the author: …
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The Turkmen authorities have taken the position of completely denying even the hypothetical possibility that the coronavirus could appear in the country. About the author: …
About the author: Kate Watters is the executive director of Crude Accountability For decades, the environmental movement has been saying that it is past time …
The sharp drop in world oil prices in March and April 2020 have prompted discussions on the state of the Azerbaijani economy. About the Author: …
About the author: Kate Watters is the executive director of Crude Accountability This past week, Crude Accountability marked its 17th anniversary, an incredible and joyous …
A hike in oil revenues in 2010-2015 in Azerbaijan coincided with a rapid increase in the country’s spending on its defense sector. However, with no …
The government of Azerbaijan had signed various international conventions and joined different global agreements but still refuses to meet its obligations related to independent civil …
Dear friend, As 2019 draws to an end, we celebrate this year’s heroes, environmental defenders—dedicated activists who sacrifice their well-being, and even their lives, to …
More than $150 billion in oil and gas revenues over the past 10 years created unprecedented opportunities for Azerbaijan to invest into lobbying to hush critical …
The 2020 draft budget of Azerbaijan shows that while it is possible to increase earnings through the non-oil sector, the government continues to pump oil …
A significant share of the state budget of Azerbaijan is spent supporting government employees who participate in repression and falsification of elections. Thus, the regime …