The theme of the Nagorno-Karabakh settlement requires silence, and diplomats and experts should work on it, said at a press briefing Foreign Ministry’s spokesman Maria Zakharova, responding to a question about the results of the trilateral meeting of the presidents of Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia in St. Petersburg. "It is important not to spray the positive progress in the public rhetoric, it must be preserved, in order to be realized in the course of concrete steps. Some topics require silence, because diplomats and experts should work here," she said. Expressing understanding of the media’s interest in the topic, she noted that "there is a difference between informing and use of public space for the tug of war." After the meeting of the three presidents the representative of Azerbaijan Novruz Mammadov said on reaching agreement on a phased settlement. The Armenian side denied it, and the Russian Foreign Ministry, represented by Zakharova called Mamedov “unfair and perverse.”- 02D-
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The court sentenced Akhsan Nuruzade to 2 months of administrative arrest, said lawyer Fakhraddin Mekhtiyev. At the same time, two days were deducted taking into account the time spent in custody.
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Ahead of COP29, the Classical Popular Front Party has urged the Azerbaijani authorities to release imprisoned critics of the government, including journalists and social activists. "In recent years, the arrest of prominent public and political figures, experts, and media representatives who hold critical positions - many of whom are not even granted house arrest - has raised significant concerns in society.
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The account of Iran's spiritual leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in Azerbaijani on the social network "X" (@az_Khamenei) was blocked. After some time, the page was unblocked, but all followers were removed, leaving only three subscribers. In contrast, Khamenei's Persian-language page has 1.3 million followers.
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On Saturday 26 October, Georgian citizens voted in Parliamentary elections. The EU has been following the developments leading to the parliamentary elections closely. Over the past months, the people of Georgia have demonstrated their attachment to democratic values and their country's EU path.
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