The report also notes that nearly every child worldwide faces at least one climate-related hazard.

The Azerbaijani president says the proposed route will ensure uninterrupted communication and contribute to regional peace and cooperation.

Brussels will launch first accession negotiation cluster with Ukraine and Moldova after member states approved next enlargement step.

Russia’s State Duma has approved in first reading a bill broadening the list of offenses that could lead to the deportation of foreigners.

Kyiv says it will mirror Moscow’s actions, while warning foreign leaders against attending Victory Day events in Russia.

Azerbaijan has decided to suspend cooperation with the European Parliament, citing objections to a recent resolution it considers biased.

“If we read his manifesto, it becomes clear he was mentally unstable,” he said.

“If the agreement is signed in Islamabad, I could absolutely go there,” he told reporters.

On the morning of April 13, the price of North Sea Brent crude rose by 8% to reach $102.80 per barrel.

The discussions did not lead to the signing of a peace agreement that could have ended the conflict.

Russia introduces criminal liability for denying Soviet people’s genocide during World War II.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirmed that safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz would be ensured for two weeks.

Trump said he had received a “10-point proposal” from Iran, which he considers a “working basis for negotiations.”

Trump said that he does not rule out “something revolutionary and wonderful,” without providing further details.

“The entire country can be taken offline overnight, and that night could come as soon as tomorrow,” he said.

“If they don’t make a deal and don’t do it quickly, I am considering blowing everything up and taking control of the oil,” he said.

Laws were adopted terminating three agreements that formed the legal basis of the country’s membership in the CIS.

The document notes that Azerbaijan last submitted data to the Committee on March 18, 2025.

More than 3,100 people have been killed in Iran since late February, with civilians making up a significant share, according to HRANA data.

Iran signals possible retaliation against Gulf energy facilities after strike on major gas field.