Press Review 04/11/15

Official newspapers write about the Cabinet meeting chaired by President Ilham Aliyev on the economic development in the first quarter of 2015.

Azadlig argues that the Armenian troupe Comedy Woman was invited to Baku by Murad Akhundov, the son of the head of the Special State Protection Service Vaghif Akhundov.

The newspaper continues to publish comments of experts about the tightening of the rules of accreditation of representatives of foreign mass media in Azerbaijan.

The Director of Human Rights Watch for Europe and Central Asia Hugh Williamson believes that the current human rights situation in Azerbaijan has reached a crisis.

In London, April 28 a hearing was held on the repression in Azerbaijan.

In response to the allegations of official Baku that 80% of food is produced locally, experts say that the food market of the country is 50% dependent on imports.

Express writes about the fire in a 9-storey building on Zikh Highway.

Bizim Yol writes that unknown people blew up the house of a Ganja resident Parviz Huseynov. The reason for this is still unknown.

The Audit Chamber revealed numerous violations in the state bodies, but none of the officials was punished for that.

In all the cities and regions there is a massive real estate appraisal. It is regarded as a preparation for the taxation of real estate.

Yeni Musavat continues to write about the devaluation of the manat, calling it "forced".

The American magazine The National Interest, analyzing the US-Azerbaijani relations, said that Azerbaijan can defeat the Armenian army.