Day: October 27, 2025

Chairman of the Caucasus Muslims Office (CMO), Sheikh-ul-Islam Allahshukur Pashazade, will pay an official visit to the Vatican today, Azernews reports, citing the CMO.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is exploring the possibility of providing a €89 million loan to Azerbaijan’s State Water Resources Agency (ADSEA) for the construction of water supply, sewage, and stormwater drainage systems, as well as biological treatment facilities at the wastewater treatment plant in the city of Shaki and surrounding villages, Azernews reports, citing the EBRD.

Capital expenditures in Armenia’s 2026 state budget will amount to 704 billion drams – Ministry of Finance  Arka.am

People’s Artist of Azerbaijan, prominent graphic artist, Professor Arif Huseynov’s exhibition will open at the Bolnisi Museum in Georgia on November 5 as part of the “Knots of Time” project, Azernews reports.

Kyoto is one of the oldest municipalities in Japan, having been chosen in 794 as the new seat of Japan’s imperial court by Emperor Kanmu. The original city, named Heian-kyō, was arranged in accordance with traditional Chinese feng shui following the model of the ancient Chinese capitals of Chang’an and Luoyang.

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The Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan has announced that the destruction of expired and unserviceable ammunition will be carried out between October 27 and 31 in line with strict safety protocols, Azernews reports.

On October 26, the first anniversary of the disputed 2024 parliamentary vote, Georgians marched in large numbers from Tbilisi’s Republic Square to the parliament, vowing to fight “till the end” and “till victory” amid the ruling party’s growing crackdown on protests.

The march and the parliament rally coincided with Day 333 of non-stop protests across Georgia’s major cities, including on Tbilisi’s Rustaveli Avenue, where daily rallies have come under increasing pressure since Georgian Dream authorities began enforcing stricter protest laws. Over the past days, up to a hundred protesters were detained for “blocking roads” or “covering faces” during demonstrations. They will face criminal charges if they repeat the acts.

A year after the vote – unrecognized by most opposition parties and voters amid widespread fraud allegations – and eleven months since non-stop protests erupted in response to Georgian Dream’s announcement halting EU integration, Georgia remains in a state of crisis. More than a hundred people – including protesters, opposition politicians, and a journalist – remain behind bars after being arrested during the protests and are either on trial or have already been convicted on criminal charges.

Georgian Dream authorities continue to struggle with international legitimacy, while Tbilisi’s relations with the West remain fragile and, in some cases, are deteriorating. The ruling party plans to appeal to the Constitutional Court to seek a ban on opposition parties and individuals from active politics.

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