Aliyev and Bayramov Receive EU Special Representative for South Caucasus
The sides exchanged views on the normalization of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the negotiation process regarding the peace agreement between the two countries, and the results of the meeting on border delimitation held in Brussels.
UN- und EU-Vertreter besuchen abtrünnige, von Russland besetzte georgische Regionen
Am 9. November besuchten die Ko-Vorsitzenden der Genfer Internationalen Gespräche (GID), der Sonderbeauftragte der Europäischen Union für den Südkaukasus und die Krise in Georgien, Toivo Klaar, und die UN-Vertreterin Ayşe Cihan Sultanoğlu, das separatistische Abchasien und die Region Zchinwali/Südossetien.
UN, EU Representatives Visit Separatist Russian-occupied Georgian Regions
On November 9, the Geneva International Discussions (GID) co-chairs, the European Union Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia Toivo Klaar, and the UN Representative Ayşe Cihan Sultanoğlu, visited the separatist Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia.
Discussions on EU Mission to Armenia-Azerbaijan Border
On October 11, during his speech at the Defense Committee of the European Parliament, Toivo Klaar, the special representative of the European Union for the South Caucasus, stated that the ambassadors of the European Union member countries discussed the decision to send a civilian mission to Armenia in Brussels. The mission should be deployed on the border with Azerbaijan to assist in border delimitation work.
Recent Developments Regarding Armenia-Azerbaijan Relations
US State Department: "The United States is trying to resolve outstanding issues between Armenia and Azerbaijan through negotiations"; Azerbaijan asserted investigating a video about unarmed Armenian soldiers being executed by Azerbaijani forces; Three Armenians were killed in clashes with Azerbaijan
EU Special Representative for South Caucasus Visits Georgia
On September 10, Toivo Klaar, the Co-Chair of the Geneva International Discussions (GID) and the EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and the Crisis in Georgia, met with Tea Akhvlediani, the Minister of Reconciliation and Civic Equality, in Tbilisi.
Tension Decreases along Armenia-Azerbaijan Border
After the ceasefire agreement between the countries, Armenia and Azerbaijan did not commit any shelling along the border and the tense situation started to decrease. As of 11:21 CET, there are no significant clashes along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.
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ICG on the War in Ukraine and Its Impact on Armenia and Azerbaijan
Recent Political, Social, and Economic Changes in Nakhchivan
Georgian Parliament Speaker Suspends MPs’ Visits to Saakashvili
Ilham Aliyev Addresses Zangazur Corridor and Energy Capacity of Azerbaijan in New Year Speech
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Ramzan Kadyrov Addresses World Muslims, Pope's Apology, His Chance to be Elected Russian President, "Zelenskyy's Trial in Chechnya"
ICG on the War in Ukraine and Its Impact on Armenia and Azerbaijan
Parlamentspräsident von Georgien setzt Besuche von Abgeordneten bei Saakaschwili aus
Ilham Alijew spricht in seiner Neujahrsrede über den Zangazur-Korridor und die Energiekapazität Aserbaidschans
Großbritannien, VAE, Russland und Albanien verhindern Frankreichs Initiative zum Latschin-Korridor im UN-Sicherheitsrat
OPINION
The Hidden Crisis of Georgia’s Nongovernmental Sector
Azerbaijan in the post-oil era: COVID-19 impact on the economy
Political polarization and hate speech in Armenia after the Velvet Revolution
Georgian Media as a Fake News?
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