Short-lived Ceasefire in Karabakh Conflict: Rockets Fired at Ganja and Other Civilian Centers
After the initial outbreak of fighting, the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh reached a new dimension as Armenian…
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The Continuing Conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh
With tensions at the highest point in recent years, Armenia and Azerbaijan both enacted martial law starting September 27. The…
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Uzbekistan Implements Changes in Cotton Industry to Stimulate Economy
This year, the Uzbek cotton harvest is yielding more than just bales of fluffy white fibers. As a result of…
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International Observers Expected for Georgian Parliamentary Elections Despite Pandemic
Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani announced that the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights…
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Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Continues Despite Calls for Peace
In the evening of September 25, the U.S. Embassy in Azerbaijan and in Armenia published security alerts that included updated…
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Georgia Deepens Cooperation with Israel through Defense Deal
Georgia’s Ministry of Defense signed two agreements with Israeli defense companies on September 11, indicating warming ties between the two…
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Georgia Looks to Remote Workers to Lift its Tourism Sector
Georgian authorities’ response to the global pandemic has been recognized by the international community. Georgia has succeeded in maintaining a…
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Russia Promotes Instability in the South Caucasus through Armenian Arms Transfers
On July 12, the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Azerbaijan reported a ceasefire violation in an area close to the Tovuz region of Azerbaijan. These attacks marked…
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