Azerbaijan

Sechs Siege und drei Remis bedeuteten einen ungeschlagenen Weltmeistertitel.

Dahinter landeten der Inder Pranaf Venkatesh und Raad Samadov aus Aserbaidschan mit jeweils sieben Punkten.

Die Feinwertung entschied über Silber und Bronze.

Bei den jungen Frauen setzte sich Eline Röbers mit sieben Punkten durch.

I mean, second place last week in Mexico.

fourth place in the United States Grand Prix, sixth place in Singapore, third place in Malaysia, sixth place in Azerbaijan.

One outlier on the entire season is his 22nd place finish in the Spanish Grand Prix.

Prior to that, no finish is worse than sixth place all year long.

And then, so you look farther down, Isaac Hadjar, So Isaac Hadjar has had a very stellar season in this Red Bull, and it's been good.

It's been impressive, but 9th, 6th, 10th.

Now he does have a 5th in Malaysia, 3rd in Azerbaijan, a couple of 6th place finishes before that, but most of his season is 6th, 6th, 5th, 6th.

He's not getting higher than that other than twice on the entire season as he finished better than 5th.

The announcement comes amid disagreements between the government and opposition over the adoption of a new constitution.

Azerbaijan has demanded that the army remove the reference to the Declaration of Independence from the constitution's preamble, arguing that it contains territorial claims against Azerbaijan.

Baku has made constitutional changes a precondition for signing a peace agreement.

Armenian authorities deny that a new constitution is being drafted in response to Azerbaijani demands.

Prime Minister Nigol Pashinyan has said Armenia will not discuss its constitution with Azerbaijan or any other external actor.

However, he has also stated that the new constitution will not include a reference to the declaration of independence the proposed draft would need the support of at least 70 members of parliament to be put to a referendum the ruling civil contract party holds 64 seats leaving the government six seats short both opposition parliamentary factions have said they will not support the initiative has not ruled out snap parliamentary elections if the government fails to secure opposition support Pashinyan has promised to publish the draft constitution in November, sometime this month.

Earlier this year, Justice Minister Serbiy Galyan said the draft would be published in March, but its release was subsequently postponed.

He added that Georgia's determination had inspired Armenia's own EU accession law and that Georgia's progress matters for how Armenians assess their own European prospects.

He also understands that this will cause a massive political crisis in Armenia between people and the divisions that it creates.

And this is something, frankly, that even the prime minister admitted as a goal of the Israeli regime during his press conference on Thursday.

He also wants to show that he has the power to actually force our population to vote for essentially their own humiliation, being forced to change their constitution based on the demands of a foreign dictator.

And he understands that once these constitutional changes are rejected, then he can use it and go to the world and say, listen, the Armenian people voted against peace and to justify future aggression.

Our government knowingly walking themselves and our country into this trap is the highest level of political irresponsibility.

So what should have been our government's response to the Israeli regime's demands for the constitutional changes? The following.

First and foremost, you've already agreed to a peace agreement with 17 points.

If you're actually adding extra conditions, then you actually haven't agreed to those 17 points, and we have no agreed upon peace agreement.

How about your most difficult hunt?

Most difficult hunt probably would be the, the, another animal that's right up there, the tour, the Azerbaijan, you know, Dagestan tour mountains so steep that, you know, you have a guide there that's giving you a stick and you got to put it in the side of the mountain just to be able to hold on.

Because if you fall one slip, uh, you're going to tumble a thousand feet straight down.

I've never seen mountains so steep as that.

I've never done that, but Ed Yates, a friend of mine, you obviously know Ed.

Oh, yeah.

He won the Weatherby Award years ago, and he said that Azerbaijan is steep beyond imagination.

He said he was thankful that he got his sheep on day one because he already determined he wasn't going back out on day two.

Thank you very much for your applause.

I left my mum's house in Leicester, top of the lane, went left, and then went towards Wales, across Wales, across Ireland, North America, coast to coast, South America, from Colombia in the north to Argentina and Patagonia in the south, Australia south to north, then Indonesia, Malaysia, mouth of the Mekong River in Vietnam, through Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, got kicked out of Afghanistan, obviously, back to Pakistan, India, Nepal, over the Himalayas, to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Iran, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, Turkey, wiggled my way through Europe, and then turned right at the top of my mum's lane to go down and see her.

It was a wild experience.

And I give you that context because the five things we're going to talk about all of that stuff is going to come up.

He's had three finishes off podium all year.

One finish fifth in Azerbaijan, a 15th in Silverstone, which was due to mechanical failure.

And then the first race in Spain, DNF, mechanical failure.

So if it's not a mechanical failure, his worst finish all year is fifth.

And, you know, he's he's complained about the, I believe, what, eight other peace deals he claims to have negotiated.

Some of them, to be fair, are actually real, like the Armenia-Azerbaijan agreement does seem to be holding.

But a lot of the other ones were nonexistent to begin with.

Or in other cases, the parties themselves have said Trump had very little to do with it.