The Foreign Ministry urged Azerbaijani citizens not to travel to Israel
Given the tense situation in the Middle East region, the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry urged Azerbaijani citizens not to visit Israel unless absolutely necessary. "Azerbaijani citizens currently living in Israel and visiting it are obliged to comply with safety rules and not to visit crowded places," the Foreign Ministry said in a warning. Earlier, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan urged citizens not to visit Lebanon and Palestine, and those living there to leave this country as soon as possible.
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The health condition of the former deputy and businessman Nazim Beydemirli, is deteriorating in prison, his wife said. "Despite the fact that Nasim Beydemirli's health condition is deteriorating every day, our request to transfer him to house arrest is not being satisfied," the Facebook page wrote.
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Istanbul University doctoral student and economist Fazil Gasymov is on hunger strike for 58th day, his relatives told Turan on 10 August after meeting with him at prison service treatment facility.
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On 10 August, the Khatai district court of Baku satisfied the submission of the investigative body to extend the term of preventive measure in the form of detention in custody against journalist Elnara Gasymova, arrested in the "Abzas Media" case. According to the court's decision, she will remain in custody until 20 September.
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In a surprising turn of events, the Central Election Commission has approved the candidacy of architect Elchin Aliyev for the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for September. Known for his outspoken criticism of Baku's construction and renovation projects, Aliyev has long accused the capital's executive authority of destroying the city's historical character. As an expert frequently cited in the media, he has meticulously examined the shortcomings of the Baku city administration and documented Azerbaijan's unique architectural heritage.
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