Official newspapers report the working visit of President Ilham Aliyev to the Minsk CIS summit.
The newspaper Azadlig is investigating a criminal case against the judge Hasan Aliyev and reveals the mechanism of corruption in the highest echelons of power.
The rally appointed by the National Council for October 12 will demand the release of political prisoners and support families of the convicted activists.
Experts are ironic about Aliyev's statements on the economic development of the country, recalling that 2.5 million citizens are in debt on bank loans.
Experts believe that the estrangement of Azerbaijan from the West by Ilham Aliyev is opening the way for radical Islamists to Azerbaijan.
Express draws attention to the growth of intra-crime. Experts believe that people, who cannot find solutions to social problems, rip aggression within the family.
500 of the 2,900 villages of the South (Iranian Azerbaijan) have been left by the population – the people have migrated to the cities.
Echo writes about the forecasts of fall in the price of oil to $ 60 per barrel.
Bizim Yol: Residents of the block of flats in Bilajari, where this week there was an explosion, left their homes, as they fear a repetition of the explosion.
Yeni Musavat argues that the new capital of the country is to be built in the Alat settlement. The newspaper calls it a huge project from Ilham Aliyev.
Former MPs that signed the Act of Independence of Azerbaijan in October 1991 addressed to Ilham Aliyev, calling to restore Oct. 18 as Independence Day.
"The third sector is on its last breath," the newspaper comments the new innovation in the NGO legislation toughening the conditions for financing NGOs. -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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