At a briefing at the State Department on Wednesday there was asked a question about Washington's response to the threats and calling for violence against the writer Akram Aylisli in Azerbaijan.
In this regard, the State Department spokesman Victoria Nuland said: “We have been watching this very closely. It’s our understanding today that the Modern Musavat party has now rescinded the offer and law enforcement authorities have called in this individual for questioning, which is the right way for this to go. Obviously, we strongly support and believe in respect for freedom of expression. We urge the Azerbaijani Government to uphold its commitments to protect the safety and security of Mr. Aylisli and all of its citizens.” --25C---
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Weather on Saturday in the capital will be cloudy; wet snow is expected in the morning. Strong north-west wind will blow. At night it will be from +2, during the day +3. Humidity will be 70-75%.
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Police investigated the distribution of written prizes for children to participate in online games at Baku's school N210.
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A regular bus route Mingechevir-Khojaly-Khankendi-Shusha will be launched from 8 February, the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport said on Friday.
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As part of its social project competition “Empowering Lives: Women’s Support Program”, Azercell, in collaboration with one of the contest winners, “Balans” Public Association, has successfully implemented a program in Sheki to foster women’s entrepreneurship and employment opportunities.
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