An international forum themed “Facing the New World Order” has begun at ADA University, with President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev taking part in the proceedings.
President Ilham Aliyev is scheduled to deliver a keynote speech at the forum, setting the stage for discussions on emerging geopolitical trends and global challenges. The forum is designed to provide a platform for high-level dialogue, as it brings together over 80 international experts and representatives from prominent think tanks spanning 44 countries.
In addition to its in-person sessions, the forum is being broadcast live on national television and through the President’s official social media channels, including Facebook Live and YouTube Live, ensuring that its insights and discussions reach a wide audience.
The event comes at a time of significant international debate over the shifting global order, and is expected to facilitate fruitful exchanges on policy and strategic cooperation in the evolving geopolitical landscape.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has suspended former President Joseph Kabila’s political party and ordered the seizure of his assets over allegations of supporting M23 rebels in the country’s conflict-ridden east.
Pope Francis made a triumphant return to St. Peter’s Square on Easter Sunday, greeting thousands just weeks after surviving double pneumonia. In a powerful Easter message, he called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, urging both sides to end hostilities and ease the humanitarian crisis.
Ukraine may need to import up to 6.3 billion cubic metres of gas for the 2025/26 winter season, as war-related damage to key infrastructure has pushed gas reserves to a record low. Former gas transit chief Serhiy Makogon warns that urgent funding and months of high-capacity imports will be required
Explosions were reported in Russian-controlled Donetsk on Sunday, despite a Kremlin-declared Easter ceasefire. The blasts raised fresh doubts over the truce, as Kyiv accused Moscow of continuing attacks along the front line.
An al-Qaeda-affiliated group has claimed responsibility for deadly raids on two military posts in Benin, saying 70 soldiers were killed. The attacks highlight the growing reach of jihadist violence from the Sahel into West Africa’s coastal states.
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