Author: Tamazi Donauri

The conference is being held in Jabrayil, Gubadli, and Zangilan districts, which are part of the East Zangazur economic region, jointly organized by the Special Representative of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the State Customs Committee, and the Institute of Economics of the Ministry of Science and Education (MSE), Report informs. The purpose of the event is to organize discussions between the public, private, and academic sectors regarding the development and expansion of trans-regional transport corridors and to establish cooperation between interested parties. More than 200 guests…

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Rather than ‘shaken, not stirred’, one 17th-century Polish spy would likely ask: ‘Black or with milk?’ Jerzy Kulczycki was not only one of the very first people to open a café in Vienna, but apparently also the first person to come up with adding milk to coffee. Just how did his heroic stance during the Battle of Vienna lead him to become an internationally recognised figure in café culture? Spying on the Grand Vizier Jerzy Franciszek Kulczycki (a.k.a. Georg Franz Kolschitzky) – a Polish nobleman, born in the town of Sambor in today’s Ukraine – led a rather eventful life…

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With France and the US absent, Russia was able to capitalise on the vacuum during the Second Karabakh War as the main international negotiator and supplier of so-called ‘peacekeeping’ troops. Throughout the decade prior to the Second Karabakh War, Baku became increasingly frustrated at France’s open bias in favour of Armenia. The reasons for this were two-fold. Firstly, France and the US have the largest Armenian diasporas outside the Russian Federation. Secondly, French foreign policy has supported Greece over Turkey and Armenia over Azerbaijan. The US was little better as Washington had long punished Azerbaijan by denying it military assistance.…

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The US can contribute to the peace process between Azerbaijan and Armenia by taking the South Caucasus region’s “new realities” into consideration, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev told a senior official from Washington on Wednesday. During a meeting in the capital Baku, Aliyev told James O’Brien, US special envoy for European and Eurasian Affairs, that “historic opportunities had arisen for the establishment of peace” after the end of the second Karabakh war of fall 2020, according to a statement by his office. “Emphasizing that Azerbaijan supported the regional peace agenda, President Ilham Aliyev said that after the end of the conflict…

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The Azerbaijan’s Embassy in France organized here on Wednesday a conference entitled “Peace prospects in the South Caucasus: challenges and opportunities three years after the military operations between Armenia and Azerbaijan”. The event, which brought together French professors, researchers, politicians, and lawyers, saw discussions on the situation in the South Caucasus. The participants deliberated on the Azerbaijan-France relations, prospects for bilateral cooperation, stressing the significance of ensuring lasting peace in the South Caucasus and raising the French community’s awareness about the realities in the region. Addressing the event, Azerbaijani ambassador to France Leyla Abdullayeva highlighted the Azerbaijan-Armenia normalization process, Azerbaijan’s…

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JTA — In synagogues, schools and ordinary streets across Europe, Jews are voicing a similar refrain: They live in a different world from the one they knew before October 7. That’s not only because Hamas’s attacks in southern Israel killed the most Jewish civilians in one day since the Holocaust. Across Europe, the rate of antisemitic incidents has fueled an atmosphere of fear and motivated some to conceal their Jewish identity. European governments have made it a point to protect their countries’ Jews from antisemitism in recent decades. The fruits of those efforts are seen in the increased security at…

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Toronto, Frankfurt (2/11 – 42) World media are jumping all over the conflagration in Gaza following the 7 October attack, killing 1400 Israelis and kidnapping several hundred others – followed by an all-too-predictable retaliatory response from Israel, with indiscriminate bombardment and gunfire into Gaza. The number dead and injured in the Palestinian zone will likely never be known but it is currently estimated at over 5,000 – many of whom are women and children caught in the crossfire. Is Hamas sorry about those who voted for them and support their cause being machine-gunned or trapped by crumbling concrete in a…

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Irakli Kobakhidze, the head of the ruling Georgian Dream party, on Thursday highlighted friendly ties with Azerbaijan were of “strategic importance” for the Georgian Government. Kobakhidze noted Georgia’s progress in European integration was also important for Azerbaijan, in response to comments by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, who on Wednesday said his country and Georgia could present themselves as a “united, strategically important team in Europe”. It is very good when the President of our friendly country looks at our European integration from this point of view. Our progress on the path of European integration is also important for Azerbaijan, which…

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Toronto, Alaska (16/11 – 50) Our lives are being maneuvered and we are being manipulated by unelected, insidious forces, toward objectives not necessarily in the people’s interest. Now that the so-called “pandemic”, declared by the mysterious self-appointed World Health Organization, and followed obediently by governments everywhere, has been decreed “finished”, we should devote a moment to introspection, considering who is running the show and for whose benefit, as governments gaily abdicated their vested responsibility to govern. Pandemic is over? I hope they told those killer viruses who destroyed the population of Europe and North America. What? Oh, just 1% mortality?…

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the Russian Ministry of Defense released a video on its Telegram channel, allegedly featuring a Georgian fighter named Giorgi Goglidze, reportedly captured by Russian forces in Ukraine. The Russian MOD claims the captured fighter is affiliated with the 2nd international legion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In the video, Goglidze is seen apparently reading from a prepared script in broken Russian, confirming his Georgian citizenship and saying to have been “promised USD 300 for each Russian serviceman killed.” Goglidze has a visible trace of wound on his face. “According to the prisoner of war, he was recruited by the Kiev regime in…

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