Azerbaijan
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A shooting occurred during the arrest of a wanted person in the capital of Azerbaijan. As a result, three policemen and one civilian were killed. The shooter himself was shot dead by the police.
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For the first time, an agreement was reached on the delimitation of a certain section of the border. International observers have noted that significant progress has been made in the negotiations between the two countries. "This ensures the return of 4 villages of the Gazakh region of the Republic of Azerbaijan - Baganis Ayrim, Ashagi Askipara, Kheyrimli and Kyzilgajili (6.5 square kilometers) to Azerbaijan," the report says.
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A proposal by the French parliament to amend New Caledonia's constitution to give the right to vote in elections to foreigners who moved to the region at least 10 years ago sparked local protests and riots that left at least five people dead. Recent events in Pacific New Caledonia are related to Azerbaijan in two ways.
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New Caledonia, a special subject of France, became the scene of violent unrest
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Kyrgyzstan will build a school at its own expense in the village of Khidirli, Agdam district of Azerbaijan, which was liberated from the occupation of Armenia. Sadir Japarov and Ilhom Aliev jointly laid the foundation stone of this school. The heads of state also took part in the opening ceremony of the restored historic Juma Mosque in Agdam.
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President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev went on short-term work leave. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is visiting Iraq for the first time after a 12-year break. The head of Azerbaijan, Ilhom Aliev, visited Russia.
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Armenia will transfer four villages of Tavush region to Azerbaijan. Commenting on this decision, the Armenian Prime Minister's Office said that it will reduce security threats on the border.
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Russian peacekeeping forces began to leave Karabakh. In particular, the protection of the Albanian Khudawang temple in Kelbajar district was entrusted to the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Azerbaijan.
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France has recalled its ambassador to Azerbaijan, Anne Bouillon, for consultations. Paris accused Baku of "unilateral actions that undermine the relations between the two countries."
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On April 7, units of the Armenian Armed Forces shelled the positions of the Azerbaijani army. Azerbaijan took retaliatory measures.