Classic Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan (CPFPA) issued a statement in connection with the appointment of referendum on constitutional amendments on September 26. The authors of the statement believe that the proposed amendments to the Constitution, expanding the already vast powers of the president, serve for the perpetuating the reign of the current government. In addition, there is no real separation of powers: legislative, and judicial authorities have turned into an appendage of the executive. The document's authors believe that the purpose of the proposed changes is to facilitate the transfer of power within the family. Under such circumstances, the CPFPA sees no sense to participate in the referendum, demands to cancel it, and calls on the people to boycott the voting. -06D-
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After the resumption of the activities of the Azerbaijani Embassy in Tehran, the head of the diplomatic mission, Ali Alizadeh, held meetings with the head of the Eurasian Department of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Motjaba Demirchilu, and the head of the Consular Department, Alirza Mahmoudi. İssues of bilateral relations and other topics of mutual interest were discussed at the meetings, the message of the Azerbaijani Embassy.
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Iqbal Abilov, a citizen of Azerbaijan, ethnic Talysh, who came from Belarus to Azerbaijan for a visit, was detained on 22 July in Bala Kolatan village of Masally region by officers of the State Security Service.
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“On Azerbaijan's National Press Day, we pay tribute to this country's journalists and reiterate the importance of vibrant, independent media to a functioning democracy”, - reads a statement by the US Embassy to Azerbaijan.
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will head to Asia at the end of this week to discuss regional ties and to assure that Washington remains committed to the region, TURAN's Washington correspondent reports.
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