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EU reaffirms committment to a peaceful resolution of the Karabakh conflict

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EU reaffirms committment to a peaceful resolution of the Karabakh conflict

13 November 2014

Speaking at a conference in Oxford, the EU Special Representative, Ambassador Salber, said he hoped conditions will be created for EU diplomats to be able to visit Nagorno-Karabakh and see the situation with their own eyes.

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Karabakh conflict in focus at Oxford Conference

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Karabakh conflict in focus at Oxford Conference

12 November 2014

Armenian and Azerbaijani diplomats, academics and activists exchange views with international counterparts.

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Oxford Conference will reflect on Karabakh conflict settlement process.

South Caucasus

Oxford Conference will reflect on Karabakh conflict settlement process.

10 November 2014

The conference will analyse the current situation, and discuss what more can be done - and what can be done differently - in order to move the peace process forward.

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Power Struggle in Tbilisi. Joseph Alexander Smith reports on political drama that has shaken the ruling coalition in Georgia.

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Power Struggle in Tbilisi. Joseph Alexander Smith reports on political drama that has shaken the ruling coalition in Georgia.

7 November 2014

Joseph Alexander Smith reports from Tbilisi for commonspace.eu on political drama that has shaken the ruling coalition in Georgia.

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CSTO suspends efforts to develop dialogue with NATO.

7 November 2014

CSTO Secretary-General Bordyuzha told the organisation's parliamentary assembly this was due to "unconstructive and very often openly hostile initiatives".

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Turkey spends $13.2 billion on defence in 2014.

4 November 2014

Turkey's defense exports stood at $1.4 billion in 2014, while its imports were $1.3 billion.

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Civil society activists call for more openness and transparency in Karabakh peace negotiations.

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Civil society activists call for more openness and transparency in Karabakh peace negotiations.

4 November 2014

Activists from across the conflict divide meeting in Helsinki issue appeal.

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Useful meetings, but are they enough?

30 October 2014

The Paris meetings between the Azerbaijani and Armenian Presidents were positively assessed by the two sides, but some dismiss them as diplomatic theatre.

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Searching for the right fit. The discussions in Paris on the resolution of the Karabakh conflict have been positively assessed by participants.

South Caucasus

Searching for the right fit. The discussions in Paris on the resolution of the Karabakh conflict have been positively assessed by participants.

28 October 2014

The discussions on the resolution of the Karabakh conflict hosted by President Hollande of France have been positively assessed by participants. Both sides however remain rigid in their approach.

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EU reaffirms committment to a peaceful resolution of the Karabakh conflict

Karabakh conflict in focus at Oxford Conference

Oxford Conference will reflect on Karabakh conflict settlement process.

Power Struggle in Tbilisi. Joseph Alexander Smith reports on political drama that has shaken the ruling coalition in Georgia.

CSTO suspends efforts to develop dialogue with NATO.

Turkey spends $13.2 billion on defence in 2014.

Civil society activists call for more openness and transparency in Karabakh peace negotiations.

Useful meetings, but are they enough?

Searching for the right fit. The discussions in Paris on the resolution of the Karabakh conflict have been positively assessed by participants.