Politics
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In the United States, 21-year-old Aram Brunson (an ethnic Armenian) has been charged with making bombs and blowing up a student dormitory in Chicago, where he was living. Brunson was previously a permanent resident of Yerevan, Armenia.
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The National Council of Democratic Forces (NCDF) appealed to the international community not to recognize the results of the September 1 extraordinary Parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan.
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On September 1, the city of Kharkiv once again became the target of brutal Russian strikes. This latest attack, which injured about fifty people, underscores the relentless nature of Russia's war on Ukraine. Among the damaged sites were a shopping center, a sports palace, and residential buildings—ordinary civilian locations that have now become grim symbols of Russian aggression.
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In a tightly controlled electoral environment, Azerbaijan’s snap parliamentary elections concluded at 7 PM local time, drawing a voter turnout of just 34% by the late afternoon. The absence of a minimum turnout threshold in Azerbaijan's electoral laws means that this level of participation is sufficient to validate the results.
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