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Opinion: The Caesar Act: Well-intentioned, but counter-productive

7 September 2020

Despite being a diplomatic achievement for the Syrian opposition, the Caesar Act offers only painfully narrow opportunities for progress in the peace process in Syria argues Noman Ahmed in this op-ed

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Thousands of NATO troops arrive in Georgia for exercise "Nobel Partner 2020"

6 September 2020

Approximately 2,800 soldiers from France, Georgia, Poland, the United Kingdom and the United States will participate in exercise Noble Partner 2020 being held in Georgia from 7 - 18 September.

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EU raises issue of Azerbaijan Musavat Party Vice Chairman

5 September 2020

The EU called on the Azerbaijani authorities to re-examine the case of Tofig Yagublu .

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66 political parties to compete in Georgian parliamentary elections on 31 October

5 September 2020

The political parties have up to 1 October to submit their lists of candidates to the Central Elections Commission

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NATO calls on Russia to disclose entire programme of Novichok to the OPCW

5 September 2020

A meeting of the NATO Council on Friday (4 September) discussed the discovery by German authorities that the military grade chemical substance was used to poison Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

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Opinion: The swan song of Europe’s last dictator

4 September 2020

The clock is ticking for Belarus president Alexander Lukashenko, but his tenure in office may yet drag on for a while unless the opposition consolidates and cracks emerge in the ruling elite, argues Alexander Petrossian in this analysis.

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Sukhumi is worried about developments in South Ossetia

4 September 2020

Abkhaz leader, Aslan Bzhania said Abkhazia is closely following the events in South Ossetia, saying that the Abkhaz people cannot remain indifferent to what is happening.

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NATO engaged in defusing tensions between Greece and Turkey

4 September 2020

An initiative announced by Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has been welcomed by Ankara, but has so far received a lukewarm response from Athens

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Azerbaijan pledges support to Turkey in dispute with Greece over Aegean

3 September 2020

President Aliyev told the in-coming Greek Ambassador, ""Turkey is not only a friend but a brotherly country for us. The Turks are our brothers. So we will be with them in all matters."

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Opinion: The Caesar Act: Well-intentioned, but counter-productive

Thousands of NATO troops arrive in Georgia for exercise "Nobel Partner 2020"

EU raises issue of Azerbaijan Musavat Party Vice Chairman

66 political parties to compete in Georgian parliamentary elections on 31 October

NATO calls on Russia to disclose entire programme of Novichok to the OPCW

Opinion: The swan song of Europe’s last dictator

Sukhumi is worried about developments in South Ossetia

NATO engaged in defusing tensions between Greece and Turkey

Azerbaijan pledges support to Turkey in dispute with Greece over Aegean