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. | Armenian Bolshevik troops led by Stepan Shaumyan massacred thousands of people, burnt Muslim shrines and confiscated the 400-million-manat estate of Baku residents. Tezepir Mosque was bombed, and one of the magnificent architectural buildings – Ismailiyyeh was burnt.
The genocide policy against Azerbaijanis was not limited to only Baku. Armenian dashnaks killed 8,027 Azerbaijanis, including 2,560 women and 1,277 in 53 villages of Shamakhy |
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. | The Syrian government has resigned, an offer accepted by President Bashar al-Assad. We are also hearing Assad has appointed Naji Otari, the head of the now defunct government, as |
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. | It will be possible to increase the energy exchange between Azerbaijan and Iran from 240 MVt to 700 MVt, after the completion of energy supply within the 220 kV-Salyan substation, said Azerenergy President Etibar Pirverdiyev. |
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. | Libya’s opposition fighters closed in on Muammar Gaddafi’s home town of Sirte on Monday under air cover of coalition forces, and the international community has began looking to what happens in a post-Gaddafi world.
Emboldened by the international coalition’s air strikes against Gaddafi’s forces, the fighters have quickly reversed earlier losses and regained control of all the main oil terminals |
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. | Europe: ADAPP campaigns to support Seid Matinpur (Photo) |
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. | Nato’s Secretary General, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, has said it has decided to take on the whole military operation in Libya “with immediate effect”.
The alliance will enforce “all aspects |
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. | Violence that continued late into last night has overshadowed yesterday’s massive anti-government cuts demonstrations in central London.
While between 400,000 and 500,000 people marched peacefully |
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. | This visit which is the first one at presidential level from Turkey to Gabon,is of utmost importance from the standpoint of the development of economic relations between the two countries.
President Gül first had a tate a tete with |
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. | Labour leader Ed Miliband addressed crowds in Hyde Park and the main march organised by the Trades Union Congress passed off peacefully.
But small groups attacked shops |
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. | The Islam-hating Florida preacher who threatened to burn the Koran on the anniversary of 9/11 torched a copy of the holy book this weekend despite vowing not to.
Pastor Terry Jones held |
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. | Nato has agreed to take command of enforcing the no-fly zone over Libya from the US.
But Secretary General Anders Fogh |
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. | the incident happened on the line of contact near Ashagi Abdurrahmanli village of Fuzuli region. Azerbaijani serviceman Samir Hidayat Agayev was killed as Armenian servicemen violated ceasefire |
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. | “I said that the meeting will be held in the first half of this year. The meeting can be held in May or in June. Technical issues are being solved at present,†ambassador said.
According to Ambassador, foreign |
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. | At least five people have died after security forces fired on protesters outside a mosque in the Syrian city of Deraa, human rights activists say.
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. | Please find enclosed Update 2 on the severe heart condition that Mr. Seid Metinpur is suffering now. He is a distinguished human rights defender of Southern Azerbaijan, who is now a prisoner of conscience arbitrarily deprived of his right to health and liberty by Iranian authorities. He is in an urgent need of medical attention.
Mr. Metinpur has now turned |
