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Yalchin Aliyev

Yalchin Aliyev

Born in Baku. Has been working in journalism since 1996.

Worked in various news agencies, newspapers, and magazines, covering both domestic and international politics. Since 2016, with a two-year break, has been working at the First News Media news portal (1news.az).
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