In Presidential Election, Azerbaijan's Government Makes It Clear There Is No Alternative

Ahead of Azerbaijan's February 7 presidential election, the political parties that could offer a genuine opposition to the incumbent, Ilham Aliyev, are all boycotting the race. The only intrigue is whether the margin of Aliyev's victory -- in light of the retaking of Nagorno-Karabakh -- will be his biggest yet.

Related Keywords

Yerevan ,Armenia ,Syria ,Iran ,Russia ,Azerbaijan ,Baku ,Baki ,Karabakh ,Az Arbayjane Gharbi ,Mammadli ,Imisli ,Armenians ,Azerbaijani ,Russian ,Soviet ,Armenian ,Fuad Aliyev ,Ilham Aliyev ,Zahid Oruc ,Tofiq Yagublu ,Gubad Ibadoglu ,Ali Karimli ,Zohrab Ismayil ,Tahir Budagov ,Azer Gasimli ,Jamil Hasanli ,Razi Nurullayev ,Heydar Aliyev ,Popular Front Party Of Azerbaijan ,Research Center ,National Front Party ,Democracy Studies Center ,Institute Of Political Management ,World Bank ,Cooperation In Europe Office For Democratic Institutions ,Rfe Rl Azerbaijani Service ,Musavat Party ,Facebook ,Popular Front Party ,Organization For Security ,Aliyev New Azerbaijan Party ,Anar Mammadli ,Baku Based Election Monitoring ,Democracy Studies ,Soviet Azerbaijan ,New Azerbaijan Party ,Democratic Institutions ,Human Rights ,Social Research Center ,Baku Based Institute ,Political Management ,North Azerbaijan Republic ,Syunik Province ,Features ,