The fate of the OSCE Baku office remains unclear. "Ukraine's position is simple and logical. We believe that the determination of the OSCE status is the right of the host country. However, the OSCE is and team spirit," said at a press conference in Baku the OSCE chairman, Foreign Minister of Ukraine, Leonid Kozhara, responding to a question about the future status of the OSCE Office in Baku.
In the spring of this year, official Baku is suggested to low the status of the OSCE to the level of the coordinator of the project of the organization, depriving it of monitoring functions. A number of members of the OSCE and, in particular, the United States did not agree with it.
Noting the "constructive" position of Azerbaijan, Kozhara added: "I hope that very soon decisions will be taken to satisfy Azerbaijan and the Azerbaijani people." –03C06--
Politics
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Three members of the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan (PFPA) have been detained over the past two days.
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The losses in Azerbaijan’s defense and security sector for the first 11 months of 2024 amounted to at least 50 people. Of these, 48 were non-combat losses. Two other military personnel died after being injured during an anti-terrorist operation in Karabakh in September 2023, remaining in a coma for an extended period, reports the Caspian Defense Studies Institute.
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Several dozen employees of Georgia’s Ministry of Defense have declared their commitment to the course of EU and NATO membership, calling it the only path to the country's security. They issued a joint statement against the backdrop of the government’s decision to freeze negotiations on EU accession.
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A travel ban has been imposed on Samira Gassimly, the wife of political scientist Azer Gassimly. She herself informed Turan about this. On November 30, she was not allowed to depart from Baku airport for an overseas business trip.
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