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Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s official visit to Kazakhstan has become one of the most notable diplomatic events in Central Asia in recent days. In Astana, Herzog met with Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev at Akorda, where an official ceremony was held with a guard of honour, the national anthems of the two countries were performed, and talks took place in a narrow format.02 May 2026-10:58
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China has warned the European Union of possible retaliatory measures if the new European “Made in Europe” law harms Chinese companies, Xinhua news agency reported, citing China’s Ministry of Commerce.02 May 2026-09:56
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The World Bank expects commodity prices to rise to levels last seen in 2022, affecting not only oil and gas but also other raw materials, according to Bloomberg. Their global prices could increase by an average of 16 percent due to the war in Iran and related disruptions to supplies of oil, metals and fertilisers, World Bank experts say. As for energy commodities, the World Bank forecasts a 24 percent rise in prices. Brent crude, for example, is now expected to average $86 per barrel, up from the previous forecast of $60.29 Apr 2026-15:52
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The global debate over the future of oil and gas has entered a decisive phase as dozens of countries convene in Colombia for the first-ever international summit dedicated exclusively to phasing out fossil fuels. Unlike traditional climate forums under the United Nations, this gathering in Santa Marta is openly focused on one politically sensitive issue: how to move beyond oil, gas, and coal.28 Apr 2026-09:54
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Azerbaijan–Ukraine relations continue to deepen as both countries expand cooperation across the energy, transport, and security sectors. Officials in both Azerbaijan and Ukraine highlight growing strategic alignment driven by shifting regional dynamics and shared interests in sovereignty and economic resilience.28 Apr 2026-08:57
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Against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Azerbaijan has been shaping a distinct model of engagement with Kyiv, one in which the humanitarian dimension takes precedence, while political positioning remains carefully calibrated. This approach allows Baku to support Ukraine without becoming entangled in confrontation, while simultaneously reinforcing its role as a regional diplomatic hub.25 Apr 2026-18:17
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