Poland and the Netherlands proposed Europe to create a Russian television channel to counter Russian propaganda, writes Delfi, said on 20 July in Brussels, Foreign Minister of Poland Grzegorz Schetyna. "We see this initiative as a Polish-Dutch, but want others to join us," he said. He noted that this project should be made available "free speech and free information" for Eastern Europe, Russia and the Russian-speaking minority in Eastern Europe. " The talk is about creating a new project, that guarantees not to use the language of propaganda and aggression, and to supply truthful, carefully verified information," said Schetyna. He added that the Russian-language TV channel can create a program that could use an already existing Russian-language media. -02D-
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On 4 February, the Baku Court of Appeal released former Russian judge Yelena Khakhaleva, who was arrested in Azerbaijan at the request of the Russian Prosecutor's Office.
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Lawyer Zibeyda Sadygova met with reporter Natig Javadly, arrested in the 'Meydan TV' case, on 4 February in Baku pre-trial detention centre-1.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday welcomed his first international guest - Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House at a critical juncture for the Middle East ceasefire. In a surprise move, the pair unveiled a surprise plan with Trump suggesting that the U.S. could take control of the Gaza Strip, TURAN's Washington correspondent reports from the White House.
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Journalist Shamsad Aga was detained by police during the late hours, his brother Shahid Agayev reported to Voice of America.
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