Press Review 07-08.09.14

Official newspapers continue to write about the participation of President Ilham Aliyev at the NATO summit in Wales and on the perception of Azerbaijan by the Alliance as a reliable partner.

Azadlig writes that the customs controlled by Kamaladdin Heydarov do not let import "London taxis" belonging to the Minister of Transport Ziya Mammadov to Baku.

The newspaper says this is an indicator of confrontation between the two oligarchs.

At the direction from the "top," the hunting stores banned selling weapons to the Nardaran residents.

Russia's decision to hold large-scale exercises in the Caspian is considered as Moscow's desire to achieve recognition that it is number 1 in the Caspian Sea.

CoE Commissioner for Human Rights Nils Muzhnieks called the Council of Europe to react harshly to the violation of human rights in Azerbaijan.

The Austrian press regards the repression by the Azerbaijani authorities of independent NGOs as "fear of new Maydan."

The newspaper writes that the Turkish TV channel A Haber called deputies of the Milli Mejlis Fazil Mustafa, Rabiyat Aslanova, vice-president of SOCAR Khalik Mammadov, Ghanira Pashayeva and Elnur Aslanov activists of the religious Nur movement in Azerbaijan.

Yeni Musavat

Experts believe that the West has taken the initiative of the Karabakh settlement in its hands, which can cause irritation in Russia and lead to provocations in the front area.

The head of the Shamkir municipality threatened to demolish the tent for the commemoration of the head of the Shamkir branch of the party Musavat, Nizami Aliyev.