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2 July 2020

77.92% of Russians backed the constitutional amendments put forward by the government, that will among other things enable Vladimir Putin to remain president until 2036.

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Moskva ready to sail again

2 July 2020

The cruiser Moskva, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea fleet, is about to leave the drydock of the 13th Ship Repair Plant in Sevastiopol, in Russian occupied Crimea, after completing repairs.

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Armenian and Azerbaijani ministers hold talks

1 July 2020

The Minsk Group Co-Chairs, who hosted the virtual meeting, emphasized the importance of promoting and maintaining an atmosphere conducive to peace and favorable to substantive negotiations.

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International community welcomes constitutional changes in Georgia

30 June 2020

The European Union and the United States were among the leading international players that commented on the changes adopted by the Georgian parliament yesterday.

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Georgian parliament approves constitutional amendments

29 June 2020

117 MPs supported the draft constitutional law on the change of the electoral system, and 3 were against. MPs from the opposition National Movement and European Georgia parties did not participate in today's parliamentary vote.

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Opinion: US and Russian involvement in recent domestic upheavals in Georgia and Armenia

29 June 2020

Russia's dependence on ruling elites in the post-Soviet space reduces its capacity to influence, argues Benyamin Poghosyan

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South Caucasus

Constitutional changes come into force in Armenia

26 June 2020

Three judges of the Constitutional Court who served for more than twelve years lost their places, and the position of president of the court has become vacant

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South Caucasus

In search of checks and balances

25 June 2020

Armenia and Georgia this week pushed through with constitutional changes. Questions on checks and balances remain at the heart of the governance debate in both countries.

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Russia celebrates 75th anniversary of victory over fascism

24 June 2020

Soldiers from Armenia and Azerbaijan were among units from former Soviet republics and other foreign armies participating in the parade

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No surprises

Moskva ready to sail again

Armenian and Azerbaijani ministers hold talks

International community welcomes constitutional changes in Georgia

Georgian parliament approves constitutional amendments

Opinion: US and Russian involvement in recent domestic upheavals in Georgia and Armenia

Constitutional changes come into force in Armenia

In search of checks and balances

Russia celebrates 75th anniversary of victory over fascism