Press Review 11/03/15

Official newspapers write about Ilham Aliyev’s meeting with Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Igor Levitin and his visiting the Shooting Center.

Azadlig writes about a refugee who committed suicide because of debts to a bank.

The paper continues the theme of the authorities ignoring the interests of refugees, telling the refusal of the authorities to pay 148 million AZN of insurance money. At the same time, the authorities are not afraid to spend 640 million on the construction of the Olympic Stadium, which will be used only for 1.5 hours at the opening of the European Games.

Experts believe that the next price increase will begin in connection with Novruz, which has acquired traditional character in recent years.

A detainee Azer Gambarov committed suicide in the 8^th police station of the Sabail district on March 8.

The mother of the detained human rights activist Taleh Khasmamedov reported that her son's life is in danger. He is held in the detention center in the village Shuvalan.

Awarding of Russian orders to the Speaker of Parliament and Assistant President is regarded as confirmation of the fact that the "fifth column" is the power itself.

Express writes about the fall of oil prices and the lack of real reason for rising prices.

Echo reports the ban on leaving the country for five thousand citizens, who refuse to pay child support.

Bizim Yol writes about the rise in price of a gram of gold to 60 manat after the devaluation of the national currency.

Renovated apartments in different cities of Turkey are 5-10% cheaper than old apartments in Baku. For this reason, many people prefer to buy housing in this country.

Yeni Musavat publishes an anonymous material on the relations of Baku with Moscow and Washington. The author believes that Baku has made a bid for Moscow, but it cannot guarantee that the Karabakh problem will be solved.

The paper predicts further devaluation of the manat, as the central bank continues to spend huge amounts of money to support the current course of the national currency. So, in February, it spent 1.7 billion USD on that.