По словам заместителя министра иностранных дел Теймураза Джанджалия, первоначальный т.н. список Магнитского в ЕС был принят в результате активных консультаций с Грузией, однако присоединение к последующим версиям на данном этапе не отвечает национальным интересам страны. Об этом Джанджалия заявил на заседании парламентского Комитета по евроинтеграции. При этом он не пояснил, в чем заключается указанное противоречие. […]
Day: December 21, 2023
Azerbaijan is witnessing a historical event, according to Azerbaijan in Focus, reporting AzerTac.
In the 1/8 finals of the Azerbaijan Football Cup, FC Qarabag (Aghdam) is facing MOIK (Baku) at the Khankendi stadium.
President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and First Lady Mehriban Aliyeva have come to the stadium to watch the game.
Entering the field, the head of state met with the players and referees and took a photo with them.
After President Ilham Aliyev symbolically kicked the ball, the game started.
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The Azerbaijani Embassy in Poland has published a statement on the X account and appealed to Azerbaijani citizens who have reached the age of 18, who live in this country permanently and (or) temporarily or are on a long-term business trip abroad, Azernews reports, citing a tweet by Azerbaijan’s Embassy to Poland on his official X account.
Armenia’s National Commission on Television and Radio has suspended the license of Tospa, the broadcaster of Sputnik Armenia radio, for thirty days days following remarks by Russian TV personality Tigran Keosayan in November deemed “offensive” to Armenia.
The Russian embassy in Yerevan criticized yesterday’s decision, arguing the measure was taken to push Armenia further from Russia.
Sputnik Armenia is a subsidiary of the Russian state-owned Sputnik news agency.
The Commission writes that Keosyan, during a November 17, 2023 radio program, referred to Armenia and its people in “mocking and derogatory terms”, adding that Keosyan, a foreign commentator, has no moral right to make such assessments.
The Commission writes that Keosyan’s claims and opinions were false and caused “panic” in Armenia.
Sputnik Armenia has hit back, calling the suspension decision unfounded.
While Sputnik Armenia acknowledges that Keosyan voiced harsh criticism of Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan, accusing him of betraying the country, the station disagrees that this was a call for violence.
“Does Pashinyan really think that he will remain alive after this betrayal?”, Keosyan asked during the program.
Keosyan is married to Margarita Simonyan, editor in chief of the international channel Russia Today and a loyal supporter of President Vladimir Putin.
The Commission also fined Tospa 500,000 drams (US$1,200).
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Armenia’s National Commission on Television and Radio has suspended the license of Tospa, the broadcaster of Sputnik Armenia radio, for thirty days days following remarks by Russian TV personality Tigran Keosayan in November deemed “offensive” to Armenia.
The Russian embassy in Yerevan criticized yesterday’s decision, arguing the measure was taken to push Armenia further from Russia.
Sputnik Armenia is a subsidiary of the Russian state-owned Sputnik news agency.
The Commission writes that Keosyan, during a November 17, 2023 radio program, referred to Armenia and its people in “mocking and derogatory terms”, adding that Keosyan, a foreign commentator, has no moral right to make such assessments.
The Commission writes that Keosyan’s claims and opinions were false and caused “panic” in Armenia.
Sputnik Armenia has hit back, calling the suspension decision unfounded.
While Sputnik Armenia acknowledges that Keosyan voiced harsh criticism of Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan, accusing him of betraying the country, the station disagrees that this was a call for violence.
“Does Pashinyan really think that he will remain alive after this betrayal?”, Keosyan asked during the program.
Keosyan is married to Margarita Simonyan, editor in chief of the international channel Russia Today and a loyal supporter of President Vladimir Putin.
The Commission also fined Tospa 500,000 drams (US$1,200).
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