On November 15, launched a new on-line version of the popular socio-political paper Novoye Vremya, which is published in Russian - www.novoye-vremya.com. The newspaper appears to the reader not only with an updated and greatly improved design, but with a version in the Azerbaijani language.
The new on-line version of the newspaper in a test mode began operating since November 1 and after improvements from Friday began to operate in continuous mode.
Now users of the Internet will be able to read the articles on topical issues of the country and the world, as well as current news in both languages.
"Our newspaper has been published since October 1999. Initially, we issued it in two languages - Russian and Azeri - Novoye Vremya and Yeni Zaman. But since 2004, due to financial problems, we had to stop the publication of the newspaper Yeni Zaman. Now our newspaper returns to the readers in the Azerbaijani language in the on-line version. In the future, we plan to launch also an on-line version of the paper in English," said the editor in chief Shakir Gabiloglu in the interview with Turan.
The newspaper Novoye Vremya is one of the few Azerbaijani independent publications in Russian, with objective news coverage of political and socio-economic life of the country. Especially interesting are its special thematic projects on social issues, human rights, rule of law, development of the judicial system, etc., carried out jointly with the institutions of civil society. The newspaper is published five times a week. -06C-
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