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. | The August 30th is the important turning point in the Turkish history.
Chief of General Staff General Işık KoÅŸaner lead a crowded military delegation to visit Atatürk’s Mausoleum Anıtkabir. General KoÅŸaner paid his homage to the founder of the Republic of Turkey Mustafa Kemal Atatürk with the other commanders of Turkish Armed Forces and signed the book of honour. General KoÅŸaner wrote |
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. | It was a celebration to konw about different cultures in one day in Copenhagen on August 28, 2010. Southern and Northern Azerbaijanis living in Denmark had also enjoyed their day at the festival. According to BayBak, “Azer Association†and its members played an active role in Azerbaijani tent. |
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. | The UN anti-racism panel Friday called on Iran to counter racism and ethnic discrimination, including incitement to hatred by officials and “double discrimination suffered by women from minorities.
The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination expressed concern at the exclusion of Arab, Azeri, Balochi, Kurdish and Bahai communities in areas such as housing, education |
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. | He was born on 26th of August 1892 in a village near Khalkhal city in South Azerbaijan. His study in Russia made him a follower of communism however he then found the right way of being a nationalist. His works and acts made Azerbaijani aware of their rights as owner of the lands in country called Iran. Mr. Pishavari was forced to flee the country on 1946, and go to Russia. He was then been killed in hospital after a car crash which was controlled by an Armenian driver! Hid death still is a mystery and Russia has yet to publish all documents relating that accident. |
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. | An announcement in the federal bulletin says the documents submitted by campaigners meet formal legal requirements.
The group now has until February 24 2012 to collect 100,000 signatures for a popular vote to reintroduce capital punishment for murders involving sexual abuse. |
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. | “France will not abandon you.†Carla Bruni has joined the clamor of voices around the world which is calling for clemency for Ashtiani, condemned to death by stoning in Iran after being found guilty of adultery.
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. | Azer Association is a Sweden (Malmo city) based kultural association and is one of the leading centers of Azerbaijani movement in Europe. Recently Iranain authority has thighten the security boundary arround Azerbaijani territories and has increased the arrest of kultural and human riughts activists. According to BayBak, Azer Association had ditributed a detailed booklet about Said Matinpur (Human rights activist) and Sakine Ashtiani (Sentened to death by stonning!). |
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. | Abulfaz Elchibey was a spritual and a national leader for United Azerbaijan. He was born on 24 June 1383 in Kalaki, Northern Azerbaijan. He dedicated his life to modernise the Turkism ideology and Azerbaijani unification. Great Azerbaijan is devided into 2 part, Northern (Republic of Azerbaijan) and Southern (Still under Iran’s occupation) and also has lost her lands to Russia, Georgia, Turkey and Armenia. |
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. | the forum will be organized by European Management Academy EMA (Germany) and EVRA International Inc. Company (USA). European Commission has sent an official letter about supporting the forum.
“European Commission supports the 1st Renewable Energy Caucasus Forum in Baku, Azerbaijan. It’s both timely and relevant for the region†the letter informs. |
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. | After a huge insult by Fars speaking fans of Piroozi football team in Iran against Azerbaijanis and the broadcasting of those events by Iranian official TV, Azerbaijanis from all around the country started a campaign called “Presence of Millionâ€. The aim of this campaign is to protest against discrimination policy adopted by Fars regime in Iran against rightful owners of the country. |
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. | Moscow and Yerevan are set to sign a new defense agreement that would keep Russian troops in Armenia nearly until the middle of this century.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and his Armenian counterpart Serzh Sarkisian are due to sign the document during Medvedev’s two-day visit to Yerevan, which begins on August 19. |
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. | Caucasus-watchers are alarmed by the potential for renewed hostilities between Azerbaijan and Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh. Frustrated at the lack of progress through diplomatic means, Baku is rapidly boosting its arsenal as Yerevan ramps up military cooperation with Russia, raising concerns that armed skirmishes could resume and even spiral into war Increased frustration with the lack of progress in diplomatic efforts to solve the Nagorno-Karabakh issue is fueling ramped-up military initiatives in Azerbaijan and Armenia, raising concerns about a revival of armed conflict in the Caucasus. |
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. | The last US combat brigade has withdrawn from Iraq, more than seven years after the US-led coalition invaded the country in a war that has claimed the lives of more than 4,000 US troops.
The brigade left the country |
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. | Afghan President Hamid Karzai sought President Dmitry Medvedev’s help for his nation on Wednesday, two decades after Moscow ended a disastrous conflict there that cost the lives of about 15,000 Soviet troops.
Russia, which analysts say is seeking to increase its influence in Afghanistan and the surrounding region, hosted Karzai and Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari for talks on security |
