Press Review 02/13/14

Official newspapers write about the visit of President Georgi Margvelashvili to Azerbaijan, as well as on official meetings of Ilham Aliyev.

Azadlig suggests that some officials may be arrested for their foreign relations.

Experts explain the anti-Western policy of official Baku with the fact that the authorities are not ready for reform, so they resist the demands of the West.

The Chairman of the National Council, Jamil Hasanli, in response to accusations from the head of the movement El Eldar Namazov, called him a schemer.

Zerkalo

Baku and Tbilisi are increasing the potential for cooperation in all areas of bilateral relations, the newspaper writes, commenting on the visit of the President of Georgia to Azerbaijan.

Echo

U.S. authorities have not entered into any agreement with any country to refuse from espionage, including Azerbaijan.

Bizim Yol

In connection with the prohibition from the Central Bank to issue large consumer loans, restaurant business may be reduced due to the reduction in the number of orders.

The accused Mubariz Aliyev managed to escape from the Lankaran Court, despite the fact that there were 20 police near. The defendant behaved rudely, berated the judge and threw tomatoes at him.

Yeni Musavat commented on the Central Bank issuing the ban for large consumer loans, and noted that the head of this structure, Elman Rustamov, turned into an instrument of monopolists.

The residents of demolished houses in Sovietskaya Street, Kubinka and Papanin are preparing for protests on February 16.  --0--