Washington Times hearts Azerbaijan
By ERIK WEMPLE* The Washington Post Open up the print version of today’s Washington Times, and out pops a standalone section titled “Azerbaijan: A Quarter [more >>>]
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Burton’s wild imagination
By ARZU GEYBULLA Flying Carpets and Broken Pipelines Nah, unfortunately it wont be Tim Burton I will be writing about. Although I wish it was. [more >>>]
Karabakh Still Freer Than Azerbaijan, Says U.S. Watchdog
Azatutyun.am RFE/RL Nagorno-Karabakh remains a “partly free” territory governed by a less repressive administration than Azerbaijan, the U.S. human rights group Freedom House said in [more >>>]
Armenia: Families of missing persons renovate homes with ICRC loans
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Families of missing persons are finally able to renovate their run-down homes, thanks to loans from the ICRC [more >>>]
Turkey’s Politics of Fatigue
By ELIF SHAFAK* The New York Times LONDON — Before a recent interview in Istanbul, I was talking to the journalist about Turkish politics. After [more >>>]
Eren Keskin Sentenced to 10 Months Due to Article 301
BIA News Desk Çerkezköy 1st Assize Court convicted human rights advocate Eren Keskin to 10 months of prison due to Article 301 when she said [more >>>]
HRW, Index on Censorship Call Merkel to Put Pressure on Aliyev
Germany/Azerbaijan: Merkel Should Press Aliyev for Rights (Berlin) – Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel should urge president Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan to free leading human rights [more >>>]
European PR firms whitewashing brutal regimes – report. Azerbaijan outstands as one of the report’s case studies.
New research exposes companies behind Europe’s multi-million Euro image-laundering business. A report released today by research and campaign group Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO) sheds light [more >>>]
What is not being reported in Azerbaijan
By ARZU GEYBULLAYEVA Al Jazeera So long as the government keeps saying there are no limitations on freedom of speech, nothing will change in Azerbaijan. [more >>>]
Aliyev’s dictatorship is threat to regional and global stability
By VILEN KHLGATYAN* and ARMEN SAHAKYAN The Hill After inheriting the half-a-century-old reins of power in 2003 from his deceased father, Heydar Aliyev, Azerbaijani dictator [more >>>]