The official press is almost entirely devoted to the visit of Ilham Aliyev to the United States.
The non-governmental press writes about the problems of education, e-commerce, and foreign investment.
The Azadlig accuses the government of creating the conditions for a social explosion. About 17 thousand students have been forced to quit college, since they could not pay the tuition. This process intensified in the last three years.
Previously, this problem could be solved by taking a bank loan, but now it is almost impossible.
The newspaper writes that during the winter session, hundreds of students were not admitted to the exams, because they could not pay the tuition. All this creates a serious discontent among the expelled students.
On this occasion, the Ministry of Education and the State Commission on Student Admission presented a special report to Ilham Aliyev.
The Bizim Yol writes online trade creates problems, though it appeared in Azerbaijan 10 years ago. The article raises the question of the use of payment cards. Most people are wary of this type of payment, for fear of fraud. So, interests are taken for card payment when buying in the recent time, although previously this was not done. For this reason, people prefer cash payment. This opinion was expressed by the experts Akram Hasanov and Natig Jafarli.
The Novoye Vremya writes that "SOCAR is still silent in connection with the construction of a resort in Montenegro, on its construction of which 500 million Euros is to be spent, of which 200 million Euros has already been paid.
In this regard, the State Oil Company activities are called opaque. All data on the resort come from the President of Montenegro Filip Vujanovic.
The project was started in 2014 and SOCAR rented it for 90 years. In the first 4 years of the resort development 52 million Euros will be spent.
SOCAR does not comment on the construction of the resort.
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On Sunday, variable cloudiness is expected on January 5 in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula. Brief precipitation may occur in some areas during the day, with light fog in the evening and morning hours. The south-western wind will change to a periodically intensifying north-western wind. The air temperature at night will range from 3°C to 6°C, and during the day, it will be between 7°C and 9°C, according to the National Hydrometeorological Service of Azerbaijan's Ministry of Ecology.
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The latest round of utility price increases in Azerbaijan, effective January 2, has sparked sharp criticism from opposition parties and civil society, highlighting systemic issues in the management of state monopolies. The Tariff Council’s decision to raise prices for electricity, natural gas, water, heating, and even pharmaceuticals has provoked public discontent, with opposition leaders accusing the government of exacerbating the country’s socio-economic challenges.
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President Ilham Aliyev has declared 2025 as the "Year of Constitution and Sovereignty." This decision, outlined in a decree signed by the head of state, is attributed to two significant anniversaries: the 30th year since the adoption of the country’s Constitution and the fifth anniversary of victory in the Patriotic War (Second Karabakh War).
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An Embraer 190/195 aircraft operated by Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) on the Baku-Kazan route experienced radio interference and GPRS disruptions while flying over Astrakhan on January 1, according to a source in aviation cited by Turan. The aircraft's avionics resumed normal functioning only after leaving Astrakhan’s airspace.
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