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Azerbaijan, France
Declining Paris-Baku relations overshadow prisoner predicament

Nicolas Lerner, director of the DGSE.
Nicolas Lerner, director of the DGSE. © Eliot Blondet/Abacapress.com/Reuters
The family of a French wine importer held behind bars in Baku since December over accusations of spying has written to the French DGSE intelligence agency for help. This comes as relations between Azerbaijan and France continue to sour over Paris's support of Armenia. [...]
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