Relations between the Parliamentary Assembly and official Baku are worsening. Statements from some Assembly members and responses from the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry are coming one after another
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Several deputies have called for dialogue with Azerbaijan. "Without our colleagues from Azerbaijan, discussing this issue lacks significant meaning," stated Biljana Pantić Pilja, a member of the Serbian Parliament
An Azerbaijani expert believes that the intervention of the Western coalition in the Middle East has largely benefited Iran, which has established well-organized "proxy forces" in the region
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