Kamal Makili Aliyev

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Opinion: Time to relaunch the debate about EU-Azerbaijan relations

6 July 2020

Azerbaijani MP Nigar Arpadarai on EU-Azerbaijan relations, and the need to work for a common future.

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Opinion: Turkey and Egypt eye each other across the Libyan desert

5 July 2020

Egypt is now the second country after Turkey to consider military operations in Libya. In this op-ed, Noman Ahmed discusses the reasons, and the implications for the Europe's neighbourhood

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EU special envoy discusses conflict regions with Georgian minister

4 July 2020

A statement posted on the wesbite of the Georgian Foreign Ministry said during the discussions "special emphasis was placed on the need for effective and active involvement of the European Union in resolving the Russia-Georgia conflict and ensuring peace and security on the ground."

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Pandemic and Politics - the South Caucasus and Corona

3 July 2020

Ambassador Giorgi Shervashidze of Georgia, Benyamin Poghosyan of Armenia and Ahmad Alili of Azerbaijan were guest panellists on a webinair organised as part of the Hague Conversations on Conflict series

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Georgia and EU hold dialogue on Human Rights

3 July 2020

The sides stressed their commitment to the universality of human rights for all, regardless of religion or belief, ethnic origin, race, sex, language, sexual orientation, gender identity, ability or other.

The Hague Conversations on Conflict: Pandemic and Politics – the South Caucasus and Corona

3 July 2020

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Russia

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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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Opinion: Time to relaunch the debate about EU-Azerbaijan relations

Opinion: Turkey and Egypt eye each other across the Libyan desert

EU special envoy discusses conflict regions with Georgian minister

Pandemic and Politics - the South Caucasus and Corona

Georgia and EU hold dialogue on Human Rights

The Hague Conversations on Conflict: Pandemic and Politics – the South Caucasus and Corona

No surprises

Moskva ready to sail again

Armenian and Azerbaijani ministers hold talks