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. | He died in a hospital in Ankara on 6th March 1955. In his bed, he pronounced “Azerbaijan†3 times right before passing away. He believed in the reality of united, Great Azerbaijan and was trying to reach his idea of creating a united Azerbaijan. Him and his followers including Abolfazl Elchibey (former president of Northern Azerbaijan) have important effect in our history. |
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. | According to the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry, the decision says that on 26 February 1992, troops belonging to the Armenian armed forces launched attacks on Khojaly civilians in Azerbaijan’s Nagorno-Karabakh region and claimed lives of hundreds of people mainly for ethnicity which was, without hesitation, called as genocide by international human rights organizations. |
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. | They said 19 civilians and rebel fighters were killed as the soldiers in armoured personnel carriers moved in at dawn, along with at least 50 tanks and other armoured vehicles.
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. | The landmark meeting will come in the coming weeks, before the establishment of a Taliban office in Qatar, according to Western and Afghan officials.
The Taliban have refused previously to recognise the government of President Hamid Karzai. |
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. | Sunday morning, while the National Park Service police were handing out eviction notices to McPherson Square, an occupier at Occupy DC was tazed apparently for walking near his home. The tazing resulted in a seizure – most likely due to a pre-existing medical condition. Witnesses attempted to notify the police about his medical condition but the |
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. | Two Armenian gunmen assassinate Turkish Consul General, Kemal Arikan, in his automobile while he waits at an intersection. The Justice Commandos of Armenian Genocide (JCAG) claims responsibility. One of the assassins, Hampig Sassounian, a 19-year-old Armenian American member of the JCAG is arrested shortly thereafter. |
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. | These problems will raise another tension between locals and the Azerbaijani government who tries to sell realities for some temporary economic success for themselves. Nationalists from both sides of Araz River (North and South Azerbaijanis) will protest against this statement and they may also prevent the contest from being taken place freely. |
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. | Chinese authorities have sent another two Uyghurs to life imprisonment after Cambodia deported them to China, family members and lawyers said Friday, as more details emerged regarding 21 Uyghur asylum seekers who were forcibly sent home.
News of the sentence came a day after it was reported that two Uyghurs from the same group had been ordered to spend the rest of their life in prison in punishments meted out in |
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. | The United Nations has demanded that Israel stops the demolition of Palestinian homes in the West Bank following a report on the “dramatic†increase in homes being knocked down.  “The current policy and practice of demolition causes extensive human suffering and should end,†said the UN humanitarian coordinator for the occupied Palestinian territories, Maxwell |
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. | The Arab League has suspended its monitoring mission in Syria due to what it called the escalation of violence and “critical deterioration of the situation” in the country.
Nabil Elaraby, the |
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. | Senior United Nations nuclear inspectors headed to Tehran on Saturday to press Iranian officials to address suspicions that the Islamic state is seeking atomic weapons.
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. | Police said the blast struck around 11:00 a.m. in the predominantly Shiite neighborhood of Zafaraniyah, where mourners had gathered for the funeral of a person killed the day before. They said 65 people were wounded in the attack, including 16 police.
Hospital officials confirmed the death toll. |
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. | Twitter and Facebook played a crucial role in start of unrests in east and Arab countries. The sites also helped US and Israeli intelligent services recruited from countries like Russia, Iran and Syria. However, spreading protest against government in the US and EU makes those sites to take new measures to tackle the organisation of protesters. Last year mobile communication and email services were stopped by the western government to stop uprisings in the cities like London and New York and new method will help them to control the situations. |
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. | January 27, 1973 – Santa Barbara, California, United States
Gourgen Yanikian, an Armenian Americans, assassinates Los Angeles Turkish Consul General, Mehmet Baydar, and Vice Consul, Bahadir Demir, after inviting the Turkish |
