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Journalist and his lawyer arrested in Baku, Azerbaijan / JAMnews - Vimarsana News

Journalist and his lawyer arrested in Baku, Azerbaijan / JAMnews

Journalist and his lawyer arrested - The main topic in Azeri social media is the arrest of journalist Avaz Zeynalov and his lawyer Elchin Sadigov.

Russian MP threatens to nuke Azerbaijan - Vimarsana News

Russian MP threatens to nuke Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan has pressed criminal charges against a Russian lawmaker who threatened the country with a nuclear attack.

Armenia announces, but doesn't reveal, six new points in negotiations with Azerbaijan - Vimarsana News

Armenia announces, but doesn't reveal, six new points in negotiations with Azerbaijan

Following Azerbaijan’s proposal to restart negotiations with Armenia based on a five-point framework, Armenia has responded with its own six points. But Yerevan hasn't said what its points are.

Acclaimed Liberian journalist Selected as Juror for World Press Freedom Prize Committee - Vimarsana News

Acclaimed Liberian journalist Selected as Juror for World Press Freedom Prize Committee

MONROVIA – Liberia has once again been placed in the global spotlight, with one of her illustrious daughters— Mae Azango named as a juror on the prestigious United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World

OCCRP: Authoroties were spying on over 1000 Azerbaijani journalists - Vimarsana News

OCCRP: Authoroties were spying on over 1000 Azerbaijani journalists

What happened? According to the results of the investigation, the Azerbaijani authorities used a spy program produced by the Israeli company NSO Group, known for developing devices for cyber-harassment, to wiretap independent journalists and activists. In May 2021, three chief editors working with OCCRP traveled to the capital of Turkey – Ankara, the capital of Turkey and the Azerbaijani journalist Khadija Ismayilova, who received the right to leave the country, went there with them. Khadija Ismailova (left) and OCCRP journalist Miranda Patrucic. Photo: OCCRP OCCRP editors told Khadija that...