Magomed Ramazanov has been appointed as the head of the Dagestan government.
According to Oxu.Az citing TASS, the Dagestan People's Assembly confirmed Ramazanov's candidacy for the position.
Dagestan government head approved
Magomed Ramazanov approved as head of Dagestan government.
More News
"Bloodsport" star Donald Gibb dies at 72
American actor Donald Gibb, best known for his role in "Bloodsport," dies at 72.
Torreira attacked on street: Details
Galatasaray's Lucas Torreira attacked on street in Istanbul, suspect detained.
Turkey-Armenia border opening?
Turkey and Armenia complete preparations for direct trade and border opening. Historical rapprochement continues.
Iran Restores Access to 30 Underground Missile Bases
Iran restores access to 30 underground missile bases near Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns for US ships and tankers.
Secret military equipment from France to Armenia?
Investigation by Azerbaijani media into possible secret French military shipments to Armenia. Haber Global video report details.
Body of missing US soldier found in Morocco
Body of second US soldier missing during 'African Lion' exercises in Morocco found in Cap Draa.
Serbia holds first joint military drill with NATO
Serbian army joins NATO for first-ever joint military exercise. Around 600 troops from Serbia, Italy, Romania, Turkey participate. Details inside.
Rubio wears Maduro-style outfit to China
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio traveled to China wearing a tracksuit like Nicolas Maduro's arrest outfit.
Trump Makes Venezuela the 51st State?
Donald Trump hints at Venezuela becoming the 51st US state. Details of the plan and reactions.
The Science of Decluttering: How Order Reduces Stress
Workplace clutter causes stress. Psychologist Maria Bodryagina explains how organizing reduces anxiety and improves focus.
Poland Plans Subway in 10 Cities for War Shelters
Poland initiates subway construction in 10 cities, aiming for dual use as transport and war shelters.
Africa could split into two continents
International geologists discover evidence of a new crack in East Africa, potentially splitting the continent. The rift could unlock geothermal energy and gas resources.
...