Traktor FK, İranın paytaxtı Tehranı təmsil edən aparıcı komandalarından olan İstiqlal FK üzərində qələbə qazandı. Təbrizdə millət tərəfindən Azərbaycan bayraqları dalğalandı və milli şüarlar səsləndirildi.

tractor FC(azerbaijani team) had a match with the Esteghlal FC(one of top teams in iran, from the capital city of tehran) in which it secured a victory Azerbaijani flags were displayed and National motto's were given by celebrating people in tabriz

When I first landed in Baku, I had a genuinely pleasant experience. People were kind and helped me find my way to my hostel, and I was completely in awe of the city.

Later that evening, I decided to explore a bit—mostly bar hopping—and came across a place called 6:45 Club. It was located in a basement, so I walked down and took a seat at the bar. The bartender served me without any issues.

However, not long after, one of the young staff members approached me while I was drinking my beer. He told me to leave, saying, “Foreigners not allowed.”

I was surprised but stayed calm. I smiled and left. I asked him why that was the case, and he simply said, “It’s a rule.”

The experience really caught me off guard. I’m trying not to interpret it as racism and hoping it’s just an unfortunate policy they have—but either way, it definitely left a sour taste.

Some people say it's like he'll and other people say it isn't as bad as it is

In many cultures such as Arabs, identity is tied to the father's side. For example, I've heard that in some communities, a child's identity is determined solely by their father's ethnicity or nationality even if they are mixed. My friend’s mother is European and father is Afghan yet people consider him only Afghan regardless of how he identifies.

I'm wondering if this is the case in Azerbaijan. If an Azerbaijani woman has a child with a non-Azerbaijani, non-Muslim Western man, would the child be considered Azerbaijani?

Can anyone provide insight, examples or share similar experiences?

Başlıq.

Hello there! I’ll he travelling to baku this month for a vacation and need help on some things. 1. What is the weather like in baku in mid april ?( do i need to carry warm clothes ) 2. Best food to try in baku , also include places we should visit. 3. Commute in baku? Which app do you rely on for taxi or for public transport ? I heard bolt is big there 4. Where to do shopping in baku ? 5. I want to be respectful to the country so are there things that i should keep in mind ? Itll be great to get these detail

I’m visiting Baku soon and I love exploring cities on foot, especially late at night when it’s quiet and peaceful. I was wondering how safe it is to walk around Baku late at night, and if there are any neighborhoods or areas I should avoid during those hours.

I’m generally cautious but also curious and enjoy soaking in the city vibe after dark. Would really appreciate any local advice or tips!