WSJ: White House puts Jay Clayton in charge of AI policy
Jay Clayton, who serves as US Director of National Intelligence, has been named the official who will lead the country's artificial intelligence policy, The Wall...
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Azerbaijani trampolinists win five golds in Italy
Members of Azerbaijan's national trampoline gymnastics team won five gold and one silver medal at the "5th Aere Trampoline Cup" international tournament in Riccione, Italy....
Azerbaijan’s compulsory and voluntary insurance payouts rise sharply in eight months
Azerbaijan's insurance market saw payouts grow faster than premiums across both compulsory and voluntary segments in January-August, according to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA)....
Interfax: Aliyev hails success of Baku-Berlin energy cooperation
President Ilham Aliyev said relations between Baku and Berlin have reached the stage of a strategic partnership, in a congratulatory message to German President Frank-Walter...
Interfax: Azerbaijan’s oil refining capacity reaches 30 million tonnes a year
Russia's Interfax news agency reports that Azerbaijan, through its own facilities and plants abroad, now has an annual oil refining capacity of 30 million tonnes,...
RBC: Putin and Aliyev hold phone call
Russia's RBC outlet reports that President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on Tuesday, with both sides describing bilateral relations as...
US prepares new sanctions on International Criminal Court
The United States is preparing sweeping sanctions against the Hague-based International Criminal Court and organizations that cooperate with it, The Times has reported....
G7 nations to release 100 million barrels of oil reserves
The Group of Seven has agreed to release 100 million barrels of oil and oil products from reserves over four months in a bid to...
US imposes new sanctions on Hamas financial network
The US Treasury Department has announced additional sanctions against a member of Hamas's military wing, two individuals who raised funds in France, and two organizations...
Mexico set to bar dual citizenship for president and governors
Mexico is on the verge of finalizing a constitutional reform that would require candidates for the presidency, state governorships and the mayoralty of Mexico City...