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Armenians of Karabakh hold constitutional referendum
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Armenians of Karabakh hold constitutional referendum

20 February 2017
The referendum in the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic is to approve constitutional changes that aim to introduce a presidential system. The international community has dismissed the referendum as irrelevant.
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Armenian and Azerbaijani Foreign Ministers met in Munich
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Armenian and Azerbaijani Foreign Ministers met in Munich

17 February 2017
After a hiatus of many months Armenia and Azerbaijan are talking again about a settlement of the Karabakh conflict. Diplomats chairing the OSCE Minsk Process called on Armenia and Azerbaijan "to demonstrate greater flexibility and to resume comprehensive negotiations"
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EUSR Salber meets with Georgian Prime Minister
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EUSR Salber meets with Georgian Prime Minister

15 February 2017
Georgia and the EU emphasised the importance of the Geneva International Talks as the paramount mechanism for discussing problematic issues relating to the conflict regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and for making appropriate decisions.
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Morgherini: "You do not change borders by force"
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Morgherini: "You do not change borders by force"

14 February 2017
Speaking at the Atlantic Council in Washington on Friday, Mrs Morgherini said that the European Union has a strong policy and principled position when it comes to Ukraine based on the basic, vital principle that you do not change borders by force.
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Georgia shaken by news of possible attempt to poison the Patriarch
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Georgia shaken by news of possible attempt to poison the Patriarch

13 February 2017
The Patriarch is seen as a symbol of national unity and continuity that helped to keep Georgian society together in difficult times over the last three decades. Although Georgians were aware of divisions within the Church no one was prepared for today's news, which, if confirmed, is bound to have serious implications for the Georgian Orthodox Church and its future.