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. | ATAY had participated in the event which took place on 24th of June 2012 in Leeds-UK. The event was enjoyed by many visitors from all around the country and ATAY had made a great impact on visitors by offering a colourful selection of artistic work, music and information. |
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. | The data presented by Ibadoglu spurred the debates, which gave various reasons for this phenomenon in Azerbaijan, and ways to eradicate it. According to Professor Jamil Hasanli, corruption is a product of an authoritarian system, which is based on the suppression of individual freedom, rather than historical mentality of its people and culture, as some try to present. “Pay attention to the North and South Korea, where the people are the same, but they think and live differently and in the material and moral sense,” he said. |
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. | The bloc’s future permanent bailout fund, the ESM, for instance, will be able to inject aid directly into banks from next year – without increasing a country’s budget deficit.
“Last night, we agreed that |
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. | Having a map, which reflects the facts and history of Azerbaijan was a major need of Azerbaijani national Movement. 6 years ago, a map was presented by BayBak, 3 year later first version of the map was sent to Azerbaiijani political parties and persons. 2 years ago the last version was published. To put an end to unnessesory arguments which has started again, BayBak publishes the map again. |
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. | Syrian opposition had established a national council. Syrian National Council came in to existence in 2011 after meetings and agreements by oppositions to Bashar al-Assad’s regime. The first leader of the council was Burhan Ghalioun whose stance against Kurdish expansion sparkled a huge disagreement amongst AKP leaders and of those involved and managing the Greater Middle East (GME).
In GME, Great Kurdistan is designed to include nearly half of the Turkey, lands from South and North Azerbaijan, Iran, Syria and Iraq. |
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. | Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev sent congratulatory letter to participants of Third Russian-Azerbaijani inter-regional forum “Russia-Azerbaijan dialogue 2012.
The letter reads: “Dear friends! I warmly welcome you – the participants and guests of the |
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. | “I can confirm there are troops being deployed along the border in Hatay province. Turkey is taking precautions after its jet was shot down,†the official told Reuters news agency condition of anonymity.
He said he did not know how many troops or vehicles were being moved but said they were being stationed in the Yayladagi, Altinozu and Reyhanli border areas of Turkey’s southern |
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. | Mr. Moradpur has been denied proper treatment for his health problems, especially his eyes which have infection and weak sight issues. His request been rejected many times and his family’s demands for permission for treatment outside of the prison also was refused. |
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. | Chinese authorities in the troubled northwestern region of East Turkistan (where Chineese call it Xinjiang) have detained two ethnic minority Muslim Ugyhurs on charges of subversion and disrupting public order, as police in the region stop and search local people ahead of a sensitive political anniversary next week. |
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. | The primary decision that NATO officials reached in Chicago this week was to leave behind an Afghanistan contaminated by a decade of hazardous military waste. The plan is for NATO to wash its collective hands of their toxic handiwork. There are estimated to be more than a thousand NATO dumpsites located in Afghanistan, holding thousands of tons of buried hazardous waste. If these NATO officials did the same in Germany or the United States they |
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. | A deadlock over power-sharing has crippled the government with Shi’ite, Sunni and Kurdish political blocks at odds since US troops left in December.
Maliki’s critics have |
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. | Syrian rebels deny that they target the media, though there have been several attacks on pro-government media, including one earlier this month, also on Al-Ikhbariya.
Two of the channel’s employees were shot and seriously wounded in the town of Haffa while covering clashes between government troops and rebels. |
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. | Today one more historical agreement was signed between Turkey and Azerbaijan, APA’s correspondent reports from Turkey reports.
Initial agreement on organizational issues on the |
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. | Seid Mughanli is a well-known and respected literature figure in Azerbaijan, both in Southern and Northern parts. He was arrested last year for being a US spy by attending a journalism course in North Azerbaijan (Republic) and gaining illegal wealth, and also for writing o a poem and posting it on his weblog which was a sign of “fight against the regime†of Iran! |
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. | Everyone should know that Turkey’s wrath is as strong as its friendship, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan has said, commenting on the downing of a Turkish jet by Syria last Friday.
“However valuable Turkey’s friendship is, its wrath is just as strong. Don’t take our common sense and cautious approach as a sign of passivity,†ErdoÄŸan said |
