The official press publishes the order of the Head of State to allocate AZN 3 million for the development of Absheron district.
A significant portion of its pages is devoted to publishing defamatory articles on the National Council and it’s Chairman Rustam Ibragimbekov.
Azadlig devotes a lot of space on analysis and comments on the results of the meeting of the National Council of Tbilisi.
The paper published a detailed report on the mass protests of workers in the trade center in Kurdamir.
Military experts discuss the issues related to the increasing suicides in the army and they are trying to find an explanation.
Human rights activists support the call of the leader of REAL Ilgar Mamedov to impose sanctions against members of the law enforcement bodies of Azerbaijan, who have violated the rights of citizens.
Experts point to the increase in house prices, which will continue in the near future.
A Zerkalo columnist analyzes the recent statements of the Iranian government on the readiness to participate in the Karabakh settlement, calling them frivolous.
The Express reports that Azeris living in the Marneuli region of Georgia began protesting, demanding solutions to their land problems from Tbilisi.
The Echo says Azerbaijani citizens detained during raids on Moscow markets, will be deported to their homeland.
A Novoye Vremya columnist examines protests in Kurdamir and predicts such actions in other regions of the country.
Bizim Yol says Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili accused the National Council of Azerbaijan of working for Russia. This accusation shocked the Azerbaijani opposition
Yeni Musavat says the Kremlin has called upon Baku to join the Eurasian Union. The newspaper said this without specifying the source of information. –0--
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Recently, MP Gudrat Hasanguliyev proposed in parliament that the President of Azerbaijan be granted the authority to pardon not only convicted individuals but also those under investigation.
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Historian Jamil Hasanli's recent Facebook post has reignited debates over Azerbaijan's pension system and labor market, exposing significant shortcomings in social welfare and employment policies. The sharp critique followed Minister of Labor and Social Protection Sahil Babayev's parliamentary statement that individuals who have never worked or contributed to social insurance should not be eligible for pensions. The statement has drawn attention to entrenched structural issues in Azerbaijan's labor and pension frameworks, where employment gaps and limited social safety nets exacerbate inequality.
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A group of ticktockers was arrested in Azerbaijan under administrative procedure. According to the press service of the Interior Ministry, the detainees ‘showed disrespect to society, posted unethical posts and appeals in social networks that are contrary to moral values’.
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