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Russia and Turkey to discuss South Caucasus at Ankara meeting

13 August 2018

The Russian Foreign Ministry said that during the visit of Sergei Lavrov to Turkey a number of issues, including the South Caucasus will be discussed with Turkish counterparts, although the main focus is expected to be Syria.

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Leaders of Caspian states sign convention after two decades of negotiations

13 August 2018

Russia's president Putin said that he sees the Convention on Caspian Sea's Legal Status as a good example of successful teamwork despite the current difficult global conditions.

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Fewer than 1 in 5 Russians support Putin’s foreign policy, poll says

10 August 2018

Experts in Moscow suggest that there may be increasing foreign policy fatigue amongst the Russian public

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The Caspian is "neither a sea nor a lake"

9 August 2018

After twenty years of negotiations Caspian littoral states are set to "agree" that the mass of water is neither a sea nor a lake

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Morgherini: The European Union's commitment to a peaceful resolution of the conflicts in Georgia remains as strong as ever

8 August 2018

In a statement on the 10th anniversary of the August war the EU High Representative said that the Russian military presence in both Abkhazia and South Ossetia continues in violation of international law and commitments undertaken by Russia under the 12 August 2008 agreement, mediated by the European Union

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Opinion: Ten years after the war with Russia, Georgia remains exposed and vulnerable

8 August 2018

The threat from Russia looms large over Georgia. Although the odds for a resumption of hostilities seem insignificant at the moment, Russia continues its hostile acts against Georgia, sending a message that it continues to find unacceptable the country's political path, argues George Mchedlishvili

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Georgia marks 10th anniversary of war with Russia

8 August 2018

The foreign ministers of Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, and the Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, were in Tbilisi these days to attend events coinciding with the anniversary of the war.

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New US sanctions against Iran kick in

6 August 2018

Five new aircraft arrived in Tehran on Sunday in a last minute rush to deliver orders before sanctions come into effect.

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Senior Russian MP criticises Armenia for participation in NATO exercises in Georgia

3 August 2018

The 13-nation military exercise "Noble Partner 2018" kicked off in Georgia's Vaziani military base on Wednesday (1 August) with the participation of over 3,000 soldiers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Britain, Estonia, France, Georgia, Germany, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine and the United States.

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Russia and Turkey to discuss South Caucasus at Ankara meeting

Leaders of Caspian states sign convention after two decades of negotiations

Fewer than 1 in 5 Russians support Putin’s foreign policy, poll says

The Caspian is "neither a sea nor a lake"

Morgherini: The European Union's commitment to a peaceful resolution of the conflicts in Georgia remains as strong as ever

Opinion: Ten years after the war with Russia, Georgia remains exposed and vulnerable

Georgia marks 10th anniversary of war with Russia

New US sanctions against Iran kick in

Senior Russian MP criticises Armenia for participation in NATO exercises in Georgia