Press Review for August 5, 2014

Official newspapers write about a telephone conversation of the President of Azerbaijan with the Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdogan.

The Cabinet issued a list of electronic services to the public.

 

Azadlig is not published due to the failure of the publishing house Azerbaijan from the provision of equipment for printing. The government delivery agency Gasid does not repay debts to the newspaper.

 

Express

Standard & Poor's believes that the CBA cannot cope with the functions of the controller due to the lack of institutional independence.

 

Bizim Yol writes about the intention of the Turkish army to assist Azerbaijan in case of a military campaign in Karabakh.

 

Echo writes about the expectations of the presidential elections in Turkey by Azerbaijan.

Heydar Aliyev Park is built in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek.

Rise in price of Russian goods in the domestic market will affect the prices in the shops of Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijani Embassy in the U.S. sent a joint statement by the Prosecutor General and the MNS with respect to the human rights activists Leyla Yunus and Arif Yunusov to Helsinki Commission.

 

Yeni Musavat writes that the war in Karabakh is a unique opportunity for Azerbaijan to reclaim its territory.

The health condition of Leyla Yunus has deteriorated.

U.S. President Barack Obama does not answer calls by the Turkish Premier.

The Prison Service, 51 hours later, reported on the whereabouts of the detained adviser to the head of Musavat, Yadigar Sadigov.

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