88 more families returning to Shusha
Today 26 more families, 88 people in total, are returning to Shusha, reports the State Committee for Refugees.
A total of 203 families, or 760 people from among the former IDPs, have already been provided with permanent residence in Shusha town.
Nearly 8,100 people have already returned to the liberated territories of Lachin, Zabukh, Sus, Fizuli, Agaly, Talish, Shusha and Khojaly.
Politics
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American intelligence officials said on Friday that Russia is the pre-eminent and most active threat to influence the Nov. 5 U.S. presidential election, while Iran and China are also stepping up efforts, TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
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Azerbaijan is trying to diversify its economy and stop relying on oil, and is offering Israeli high-tech companies to relocate in exchange for generous tax breaks. This is reported by the Israeli publication Globes, citing its sources in companies that are considering relocation.
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From 31 August to 6 September, police found dozens of small arms and thousands of cartridges in Karabakh, the Interior Ministry reported.
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Vafa Nagi (Nagieva) - a candidate from Neftchala district for the Milli Majlis elections on 1 September, was detained in Neftchala on Friday.
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