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 President Donald Trump on Thursday urged Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to "step up" as he pressed allies for more support over the war with Iran and rising oil prices, while defending the secrecy of the campaign by invoking Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.

Azerbaijan has made significant strides in promoting its statehood history, national traditions, scientific achievements, and cultural heritage both domestically and internationally. Through a combination of educational programs, cultural festivals, museum initiatives, and international collaborations, the country continues to highlight its rich history and vibrant culture to audiences worldwide.

Scientific-popular, cultural-educational, and educational programs play a crucial role in the development of modern societies. These initiatives contribute to the dissemination of scientific knowledge, the preservation of cultural heritage, the improvement of education systems, and the enhancement of public awareness.

Since regaining its independence, Azerbaijan has placed particular emphasis on youth policy. This focus is not incidental.

The United States has temporarily allowed India to resume purchases of Russian oil for a period of 30 days as global energy markets face increasing pressure due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Diplomacy sometimes produces moments that reveal the true nature of relations between states. What happened between Azerbaijan and Iran in early March may become one of those moments.

The recent strike attributed to Iran against the territory of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic has raised questions about Tehran’s true motives. At first glance, the incident may appear to be part of the broader escalation unfolding across the Middle East. However, a closer examination suggests that what happened may also be linked to geopolitical processes currently taking shape in the South Caucasus.

The drone strike on the territory of Nakhchivan, reportedly carried out by the Iranian armed forces, has sparked serious outrage in Azerbaijan, quickly becoming one of the most widely discussed developments in the region. Many experts and observers view the incident not merely as an isolated military episode amid broader regional tensions, but as a political signal that raises numerous questions. In Baku, the move is widely perceived as a demonstration of ingratitude and political hypocrisy on the part of the Iranian regime, particularly given the broader context of relations between the two countries in recent years.