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Bickering Undermines Azeri Opposition Credibility

Baku : Azerbaijan | 26 days ago  
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  • A general view shows the town of Shusha, partially destroyed during fighting between Karabakh and Azerbaijan forces in 1990s, outside Nagorno Karabakh's main city of Stepanakert
    A general view shows the town of Shusha, partially destroyed during ...
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  • An Armenian Gregorian Church which was partially destroyed during fighting between Karabakh and Azerbaijan forces in 1990s, is seen in Shusha
    An Armenian Gregorian Church which was partially destroyed during ...
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  • A girl walks in the coutyard of an apartment building in Nagorno Karabakh's main city of Stepanakert
    A girl walks in the coutyard of an apartment building in Nagorno ...
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  • A man stands near a wall decorated with national flag of Nagorno Karabakh in Stepanakert
    A man stands near a wall decorated with national flag of Nagorno ...
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  • A boy runs past a house which was destroyed during fighting between Karabakh and Azerbaijan forces in 1993, in the town of Shusha
    A boy runs past a house which was destroyed during fighting between ...
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  • A man chops firewood in the town of Shusha outside Nagorno Karabakh's main city of Stepanakert
    A man chops firewood in the town of Shusha outside Nagorno Karabakh's ...
    Source: Reuters
A general view shows the town of Shusha, partially destroyed during ...
An attempt by Azerbaijan’s fractured opposition to unite before December’s municipal elections has collapsed into bickering, once again casting doubts on their claims to be a viable alternative government. Opposition leaders accuse the government of denying them access to the media and state...
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