The U.S. Senator Benjamin Cardin called for the release of arrested youth activists of NIAD Movement.
"Azerbaijan should respect the rule of law and acquit the NIDA defendants, Freedom to prisoners of conscience in Azerbaijan," Senator wrote on his page on Twitter microblog. This statement provoked a strong support on the part of Azerbaijani Twitter users.
Trial in the case of eight young activists of NIDA Movement is coming to the end in the Serious Crimes Court. The prosecutor asked to condemn them to long prison terms from six to eight years. Sentencing is expected in the near future. All wine is activists had called for a protest against the deaths of soldiers in the army in peace time.-02В-
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On January 21, as part of his participation in the Davos Economic Forum, the President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev met with the President of the State of Israel Isaac Herzog.
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On January 21, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev met with Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany Olaf Scholz within the framework of the Davos Economic Forum.
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On January 21, the Baku Serious Crimes Court continued the trial of the Abzas Media case. The court heard testimony from the director of the publication, Ulvi Hasanly, who rejected the charges against him. Hasanly stated that Abzas Media was engaged in investigations into corruption at the highest levels of government, covering societal issues, and defending citizens' rights. He believes that these activities provoked the authorities' anger towards the journalists.
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It seems that the Kremlin's hopes that Donald Trump's return to power in the U.S. would be beneficial for Russia have not come to fruition. Upon returning to the White House, Donald Trump stated that he plans to meet with Putin soon. However, he also declared that Putin is "destroying Russia" by refusing to make peace and end the war in Ukraine.
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