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- Asian Development Bank appoints new Country Director for Azerbaijan
- EU rejects Russian claims on NATO role in Armenia-Azerbaijan peace talks
- Opinion: Middle Corridor gains momentum while Zangezur Corridor remains stalled
- US Helsinki Commission assesses political situation in South Caucasus
- Ruben Vardanyan, filed lawsuit in Baku for torture and lack of speedy trial
- Tavush Movement resumes protests against border delimitation in Yerevan
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commonspace.eu is an independent information and analysis website, providing original content on a range of topics affecting Europe and its neighbourhood. Alongside publishing daily articles, it is home to the Concise newsletter series and Unpacked podcasts, helping its audience to determine not only what’s occurring, but why it is relevant; and maintains a number of social media channels to encourage discussion over the issues it covers.
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Our Mission
commonspace.eu is based in The Hague, the Netherlands, where its core team of analysts work with partners and contributors from across Europe and beyond to help understand and explain complex geopolitical issues. Its readership includes decision makers and opinion shapers, seeking to put global news and events in a wider context.
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Our History
commonspace.eu was established in 2011, to contribute to the public debate in and about the Caucasus and the region's relations with Europe, focusing primarily on the need for peace in the region, on the value of regional cooperation, and on strengthening relations between the countries of the region and Europe.
On 1 May 2019 LINKS Europe took over the ownership and management of commonspace.eu, after which the focus of the website expanded beyond the Caucasus to Europe and its neighbourhood east and south.
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