Chief of Armenian Army’s General Staff Onik Gasparyan has admitted that his country launched the Iskander tactical ballistic missile during the 44-day war with Azerbaijan in 2020, Day.az reported on February 24. The report added the head of one of the largest Russian media holdings, Aram Gabrelyanov, published a stunning entry on his Telegram channel, which …
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Rights commissioner calls for international recognition of Khojaly genocide
Human Rights Commissioner Sabina Aliyeva has urged international organizations and states to recognize as genocide the mass killing of Azerbaijanis by Armenians in Khojaly settlement in Azerbaijan’s Nagorno-Karabakh region in 1992. Aliyeva made the remarks in the February 22 statement posted on the website of the Azerbaijani ombudsman’s office on the …
Read More »Azerbaijan, Turkey hold art contest
Azerbaijani and Turkish Youth Foundations have organized “Karabakh Victory” Art Competition to mark Azerbaijan’s victory in the Second Karabakh War. The main goal of the project was to show the Victory to the general public through the eyes of young artists of Azerbaijan and Turkey, to further strengthen fraternal relations. More than 200 …
Read More »Azerbaijan appeals to Swedish Parliament to recognize Khojaly genocide
Swedish-Azerbaijani Association (SAF), acting in Sweden, has called on Parliament of the country (Riksdag) to recognize the Khojaly genocide, committed by Armenians at the end of the previous century, Azerbaijani State Committee for Work with Diaspora told Trend on Feb.20. According to the committee, the statement addressed to the Swedish …
Read More »President Aliyev approves Azerbaijani-Turkish strategic media cooperation accord
President Ilham Aliyev has signed the law to approve the memorandum of understanding between Azerbaijan and Turkey on strategic cooperation in the media sphere, Azertag reported on February 18. The approved memorandum was signed on December 10, 2020, in Baku by Azerbaijani Presidential Aide Hikmat Hajiyev and Director of Communications of the …
Read More »‘A bunch of people’ – film about Nagorno-Karabakh conflict presented
The film called ‘A bunch of people’ featuring the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict has been released for the public. The first film from ‘Karabakh’ series, ‘A bunch of people’, screens the events that led to the beginning of the Karabakh conflict, the massacres committed by Armenians, as well as what happened afterwards …
Read More »Violence around Azerbaijani Karabakh to possibly be discussed during OSCE PA Winter Meeting
The topic of violence in and around Azerbaijani Nagorno-Karabakh may be raised during the 20th Winter Meeting of OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, the OSCE PA official told Trend. The official said that the members of Azerbaijan’s OSCE PA Delegation have registered for the Winter Meeting, which, in his words, usually serves …
Read More »Nar supports international online chess series ‘Karabakh is Azerbaijan’
Nar, which has always attached special importance to the intellectual development of youth in the country, has supported the international online chess series ‘Karabakh is Azerbaijan’ conducted by chess.az. The series consists of 8 tournaments and a grand final. Each of the tournaments is named after the regions liberated from …
Read More »Nar responds promptly to customer inquiries during the quarantine regime
Nar served its subscribers in an enhanced mode through various channels during the social isolation declared in the country in connection with the spread of coronavirus infection. In 2020, the Call Center 777 received more than 2.5 million inquiries and responded them in an average of 20 seconds. 85% of …
Read More »President Aliyev says demining of liberated lands priority
President Ilham Aliyev has described the mine clearance operations on Azerbaijani territories recently liberated from Armenian occupation as one of the priority tasks before the country. He made the remarks in a video format meeting with newly-appointed Chairman of the Board of the Azerbaijani Mine Action Agency Vugar Suleymanov on …
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