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What should Azerbaijan expect from the new US administration?
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In recent developments that highlight the fraught nature of American politics, the Trump administration’s scrutinizing gaze has fallen upon the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), a key player in the global outreach efforts of the U.S. government. This move has stirred a discourse that spans beyond U.S. borders, roping in responses from Azerbaijani pro-government media and eliciting comments from local political figures like Natig Jafarli, chairman of the REAL Party in Azerbaijan.
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The municipal elections in Azerbaijan, held on January 29, took place without significant public interest or pre-election activity, according to an election law expert. Official data from the Central Election Commission (CEC) reported a voter turnout of 31.45%, but independent observers have cast doubt on this figure.
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The absence of Azerbaijan's delegation at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) winter session has sparked questions about the country’s participation in the European institution. According to sources in Azerbaijan's parliament, PACE did not send an official invitation to Azerbaijan, as participation requires such an invitation to be issued.
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Əlibala
2024-12-11
Права нарушаются - у тех, кто считает что они у них есть. У простых людей, те что не СМИ, не оппозиция, и не активисты, этих прав попросту нет. В советские годы они были. В два раза по пару лет Независимости - были. При царском режиме вообще было неплохо, - простой бедолага мог графа в суд затащить, и выиграть! А теперь в Баку бандерлоги спустились по лианам и делают что хотят. Вот и все «права».