The zeal of some media and TV channels, "exposing" the National Council for holding its activities in the hotel, owned by an Armenian, is funny, said Eldar Namazov, the head of the executive office of the National Council in his interview with the Turan agency.
"Some people try to shame us for cooperation with the Armenians. But I want to disappoint these pseudo patriots - the hotel is owned by a Georgian family," said Namazov.
When people stay in the hotel they do not ask the nationality of its owner. Well, even if the National Council has committed such a "sin", then let these "patriots" shame also the Azerbaijani State Oil Company (SOCAR) and other organizations, because they regularly hold their activities in the same hotel, said Namazov.
A number of pro-government and government-controlled media have been stating for two days that the National Council is holding its meetings in Tbilisi hotel owned by an Armenian, calling it "unpatriotic step" and a "betrayal." -02В-
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Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev sent a congratulatory message to Czech President Petr Pavel on the occasion of the Czech Republic’s National Day. In the letter, President Aliyev expressed warm wishes on behalf of himself and the people of Azerbaijan, extending his sincerest congratulations and best wishes to the Czech leader and the nation.
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An appeals court in Baku has upheld the administrative arrest of the Party of People's Front of Azerbaijan (PPFA) activist Tehran Abdullayev in a drug use case.
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In Georgia’s parliamentary elections, the ruling "Georgian Dream" party achieved a significant majority in areas with large Armenian and Azerbaijani populations: Akhalkalaki – 88%, Ninotsminda – 90%, Marneuli – 80%, Bolnisi – 81%, Tetritskaro – 68.6%, Dmanisi – 76.4%, Tsalka – 69.3%, and Gardabani – 70.8%. Footage of ballot-stuffing in Marneuli circulated widely on social media in Georgia and beyond. Meanwhile, "Georgian Dream" lost in Tbilisi, where national minorities are few.
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The United States and European allies have joined calls from observers for a full probe into reports of election-related violations in Georgia, TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
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