7 November 2000 This past Saturday night, 4 November, probably wasn’t a calm evening for the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers. Those powerful men and women, who double as their countries’ foreign ministers, were no doubt antsy over the thought of Azerbaijan conducting parliamentary elections the next day. A clean election, unlike previous debacles in 1995 and 1998, would […]
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