The development of the country's economy, the problems of the scientific community, the high prices, and the fight against corruption are the leading topics of today's press.
The Azerbaijan writes that the country's economy by all parameters is an example for other countries and has a socio-economic development since 2004.
The author cites President Ilham Aliyev's statement that since 2004 GDP has increased 3 times, 1 million 700 thousand new jobs have been created, the entire infrastructure has been renewed, and the entire foreign debt can be said to be 20% of GDP.
The Yeni Musavat investigates the reasons for the rise in prices with the stability of the manat. Experts call the situation controversial, noting that the reason is the incorrect assessment of the situation after the devaluation of manat, which lost its value for two years in half. This affected the purchasing power of the population, and entrepreneurs.
The Echo published an article about the plight of scientists who are struggling to survive. The main problem of the scientific community is the lack of proper financing and scanty salaries. All this leads to a systematic "brain drain".
Today, many Azerbaijani graduate students are not even able to take part in international conferences abroad. The Fund for the Development of Science under the President of Azerbaijan must take certain measures.
The Novoye Vremya writes about the fight against corruption, which is of a formal nature. According to Transparency International's Corruption Index, Azerbaijan ranks 130th among 180 countries. -0 ----
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Variable cloudiness is expected in Baku and Apsheron peninsula on Sunday, 28 July.
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As part of the struggle against illegal migration in Baku city, operative actions were carried out at different addresses. The Interior Ministry reports that employees of the Department for Combating Illegal Migration identified and detained 34 foreigners without documents giving the right to reside and stay on the territory of Azerbaijan.
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On July 25, the Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense accused Armenia of "provoking" by deploying heavy weapons in Kalbajar and quadcopters in the Tovuz direction. The ministry also expressed dissatisfaction and concern over Armenia's military cooperation with Western countries.
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During the operation of the Main Drug Control Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 5 members of an organized group engaged in drug trafficking were detained. All of them have previous convictions: Bahlul Ismayilov, Royal Aliyev, Khayal Aliyev, Samir Aghayev, and Ali Mammadli.
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