Годами в отходах: порядка 70 семей в Хырдалане страдают из-за аварийной канализации.
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Month: July 2026
Годами в отходах: порядка 70 семей в Хырдалане страдают из-за аварийной канализации.
#новости #mediaaz #Азербайджан #Хырдалан #антисанитария #жалоба #канализация
According to the official exchange rates of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan for today, the US dollar remained unchanged at 1.7000 manats, the euro increased by 0.2% to 1.9385 manats, and 100 Russian rubles rose by 0.6% to 2.1834 manats.
|
Currency |
Exchange rates |
|
1 USD (US dollar) |
1.7000 |
|
1 EUR (Euro) |
1.9385 |
|
100 RUB (Russian ruble) |
2.1834 |
|
1 AUD (Australian dollar) |
1.1894 |
|
1 BYN (Belarusian ruble) |
0.5854 |
|
1 AED (UAE dirham) |
0.4628 |
|
100 KRW (South Korean won) |
0.1158 |
|
1 CZK (Czech koruna) |
0.0803 |
|
1 CNY (Chinese yuan) |
0.2511 |
|
1 DKK (Danish krone) |
0.2593 |
|
1 GEL (Georgian lari) |
0.6468 |
|
1 HKD (Hong Kong dollar) |
0.2168 |
|
1 INR (Indian rupee) |
0.0177 |
|
1 GBP (British pound) |
2.2696 |
|
10,000 IRR (Iranian rial) |
– |
|
1 SEK (Swedish krona) |
0.1757 |
|
1 CHF (Swiss franc) |
2.0855 |
|
1 ILS (Israeli shekel) |
0.5581 |
|
1 CAD (Canadian dollar) |
1.2070 |
|
1 KWD (Kuwaiti dinar) |
5.4839 |
|
1 KZT (Kazakhstani tenge) |
0.3583 |
|
1 QAR (Qatari riyal) |
0.4663 |
|
1 KGS (Kyrgyzstani som) |
0.0194 |
|
100 HUF (Hungarian forint) |
0.5388 |
|
1 MDL (Moldovan leu) |
0.0965 |
|
1 NOK (Norwegian krone) |
0.1775 |
|
100 UZS (Uzbekistani som) |
0.0141 |
|
100 PKR (Pakistani rupee) |
0.6113 |
|
1 PLN (Polish złoty) |
0.4494 |
|
1 RON (Romanian leu) |
0.3715 |
|
1 RSD (Serbian dinar) |
0.0165 |
|
1 SGD (Singapore dollar) |
1.3178 |
|
1 SAR (Saudi Arabian riyal) |
0.4529 |
|
1 SDR (IMF) |
2.3048 |
|
1 TRY (Turkish lira) |
0.0359 |
|
1TMT (New Turkmenistan Manat) |
0.4857 |
|
1 UAH (Ukrainian hryvnia) |
0.0379 |
|
100 JPY (Japanese yen) |
1.0392 |
|
1 NZD (New Zealand dollar) |
0.9855 |
|
Gold (1 ounce) |
6,951.4445 |
|
Silver (1 ounce) |
100.7726 |
|
Platinum (1 ounce) |
2,758.6750 |
|
Palladium (1 ounce) |
2,150.5510 |
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ahead of his visit to the United States, told members of the military‑political cabinet that Washington is demanding the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, Syria, and Lebanon.
According to Report, citing Israel’s Channel 13, Netanyahu intends to oppose these demands.
“I will firmly resist. I will say no to them,” the channel quoted the prime minister as saying.
Earlier, Israel’s military‑political cabinet approved the operation of the Board of Peace in Gaza, initiated by US President Donald Trump, with only National Security Minister Itamar Ben‑Gvir voting against.
A political source stated that Israel’s principled consent to the deployment of the International Stabilization Forces (ISF) in Gaza was part of Trump’s 20‑point plan, which led to the release of all hostages.
According to the source, Tel Aviv insists on maintaining Israel Defense Forces (IDF) positions along the “yellow line” and will not withdraw troops until Hamas is fully disarmed and Gaza is demilitarized. At this stage, Israel is expected to include about 200 representatives from friendly countries such as Uganda and Morocco.
The cabinet also granted immunity to ISF participants under international law. The forces will operate outside IDF‑controlled areas, beyond the “yellow line,” but in coordination with Israeli troops.
Deployment of each ISF unit will require separate approval from the Prime Minister, Defense Minister, and Foreign Minister. Only countries that have signed peace agreements with Israel and do not oppose it or its officials internationally will be eligible to send forces.
The delegate of Shuakhevi in the High Council of Adjara – Friedon Putkaradze, Chairman of the Government of the Autonomous Republic – Zurab Pataridze, Minister of Finance and Economy – Ednar Nataridze got acquainted with infrastructure projects in Shuakhevi Municipality.
The Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara shared the glimpses of the ongoing projects on its official Facebook Page on July 26, 2026, Sunday. A small note about the projects was also shated along with its photographs.
According to the small note shared by the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, it should be noted that the Representatives of the government inspected the ongoing works in villages – Khichauri and Gomarduli.
The administrative center in Khichauri is being improved, the road and municipal infrastructure will be completely repaired. The project includes the rehabilitation of the yards and squares of multi-apartment residential buildings, the arrangement of asphalt-concrete pavement, retaining walls, decorative lighting and underground communications.
New cottages are being built and tourist infrastructure is being built in Gomarduli, which has great tourist potential. The construction of the administrative building of modern standards, which will house the trustee’s office, medical center and multi-purpose hall, has already been completed here. ‘
The project envisages an adapted environment for people with disabilities, as well as the facilities of the surrounding area – there will be rest and children’s areas, panchatories, walking paths, a kissing area, outdoor lighting will be installed and the area will be green. New projects are being implemented in Khichauri, Chvana and Gomsi.
Also present in Shuakhevi Municipality were: Member of the Parliament of Georgia – Anzor Bolkvadze, , Mayor of Shuakhevi – Omar Takidze, Head of the Adjara Roads Department – Zaza Shavadze and representatives of local self-government.
The post Adjara Officials Review Shuakhevi Infrastructure Projects appeared first on Georgia Online.
The Central Executive Board of Türkiye’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) will convene today, Report informs via TRT Haber.
The meeting will be chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Ankara.
Following the session, AK Party spokesperson Ömer Çelik will meet with members of the press and provide statements regarding the agenda.