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The arrest of the former ambassador Eldar Hasanov, the likelihood of opening fitness rooms, and arrests in the Kurdamir executive branch are topics of today's media.
The Yenisabah.az website discusses the arrest of the ambassador to Serbia, Eldar Hasanov, who is accused of abuse and corruption.
It is noteworthy that he was detained by the State Security Service, not the prosecutor's office.
The website Redaktor.az discusses the opening of gyms with Professor Adyl Geybulla. He believes that there are no problems in the activities of gyms. All areas of social life can be restored despite quarantine. As an example, he cites the activities of markets, which are also a closed space. The main thing is to comply with quarantine regulations.
In this case, you can even allow weddings. Deputy Bahruz Maharramov also believes that the halls can be opened subject to the quarantine norms and appropriate disinfection.
The website Moderator.az discusses the latest arrests in the executive branch of the Kurdamir region. MP Vahid Ahmedov believes that these arrests are important from the point of view of the fight against corruption. However, will they be able to create a favorable environment and conditions for entrepreneurs?
This is the sixth head of the executive branch arrested, accused of obstructing entrepreneurs.
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The European Free Alliance of the Greens Group in the European Parliament has officially nominated Azerbaijani scientist and anti-corruption activist Gubad Ibadoglu for the prestigious 2024 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought. This nomination underscores the growing international concern regarding the suppression of dissent in Azerbaijan, especially within the mining sector.
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On September 19, overcast with possible rain by evening is expected in Baku. The wind will be coming from the northeast. Daytime temperatures are expected to be between +22 to +26 degrees Celsius, while nighttime temperatures will range from +16 to +19 degrees. Humidity will be 70-75% at night and 40-45% during the day.
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The Cabinet of Ministers has decided to rearrange the working days and weekends in November.
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On September 16, the Central Election Commission (CEC) submitted the protocols of the extraordinary parliamentary elections to the Constitutional Court. Although there were many complaints regarding the election process, the CEC did not affect the results in any constituency but annulled the results in more than 40 polling stations overall. The commission declared that the elections were conducted at a high level. However, several opposition forces stated that the elections were conducted based on pre-prepared lists.
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