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Top stories in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia from September 2-6, 2024

  • Friday, September 6, Azerbaijan. Bakhruz Samedov, a doctoral student at Prague University accused of treason, remains in custody

  • Friday, September 6, Armenia. The electricity supply in Armenia is deteriorating

  • Friday, September 6, Georgia. The "Strong Georgia" coalition has prioritized anti-Russian measures in its platform

  • Thursday, September 5, Azerbaijan. In Azerbaijan, attempts to discredit the Central Election Commission, even on social media, will be punished

  • Thursday, September 5, Georgia. Political council members of the opposition "United National Movement" were detained in Tbilisi

  • Thursday, September 5, Armenia. "The Armenian government's shift toward the West is strategic," - the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

  • Wednesday, September 4, Azerbaijan. Para-athlete Lamia Velieva set a world record at the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympics

  • Wednesday, September 4, Georgia. Georgia's fourth president, Giorgi Margvelashvili, may join the opposition coalition "Strong Georgia"

  • Wednesday, September 4, Armenia. Henrikh Mkhitaryan will participate in the Borussia Dortmund Legends match

  • Tuesday, September 3, Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan will introduce a bonus system for train travel

  • Tuesday, September 3, Armenia. "It has never been safer to live in Kirants than now, after the border delimitation with Azerbaijan," Nikol Pashinyan.

  • Tuesday, September 3, Georgia. Ombudsman urges MFA to "prevent discriminatory interference with personal data"

  • Monday, September 2, Georgia. 27 parties will participate in the parliamentary elections on October 27

  • Monday, September 2, Azerbaijan. "It is time to end the EU border mission in Armenia" - Assistant to the President

  • Monday, September 2, Armenia. A youth rally in solidarity with Karabakh residents took place in Yerevan

  • Top stories in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia from August 26-30, 2024

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