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Media Analysis: Perception and the risk of entanglement in the current Karabakh crisis

16 October 2020

A lot of the stories on the Karabakh crisis appearing in the mainstream media and on line are probably fake news, yet perceptions are being built on their basis nonetheless, with long term impact and consequences for the region.

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Experts and MPs discuss role of EU in the unfolding Karabakh crisis

15 October 2020

Experts and MPs from Armenia and Azerbaijan and EU met in an event hosted by LINKS Europe and EPC

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The EU must get involved in the Karabakh situation - visibly, comprehensively and urgently

15 October 2020

"The most serious and dangerous crisis to face the South Caucasus in the last twenty five years is currently unfolding in front of our eyes", writes Dennis Sammut in this opinion.

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Karabakh conflict: ICRC says hundreds of thousands of people affected across the region

14 October 2020

"There is upheaval, loss and fear in communities on both sides of the line of contact."

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Diplomatic activity over Karabakh intensifies, but not all fighting has stopped yet.

14 October 2020

Russian, Turkish and European diplomats exchange views in various formats in effort to end fighting; Co-chair issue another statement.

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Karabakh conflict: Israeli-made drone falls on Iranian territory

13 October 2020

Military experts said the drone was an Israeli made IAI Harop

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Document: The Mandate of the co-Chairmen of the OSCE Minsk Process

13 October 2020

The mandate was issued by the Chairmanship of the OSCE in 1995

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Seven die in shoot out between militants and police in Chechnya

13 October 2020

Four militants and three policeman were killed in a shootout in the capital of Chechnya, Grozny on Tuesday morning.

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Monday Commentary: The world is on a military spending spree

13 October 2020

It is easy to succumb to the pressures of the arms lobby and to rush into a military spending spree without understanding that there are still alternatives to this, and that these alternatives have not yet been exhausted, argues Dennis Sammut in this week's Monday Commentary on commonspace.eu

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Media Analysis: Perception and the risk of entanglement in the current Karabakh crisis

Experts and MPs discuss role of EU in the unfolding Karabakh crisis

The EU must get involved in the Karabakh situation - visibly, comprehensively and urgently

Karabakh conflict: ICRC says hundreds of thousands of people affected across the region

Diplomatic activity over Karabakh intensifies, but not all fighting has stopped yet.

Karabakh conflict: Israeli-made drone falls on Iranian territory

Document: The Mandate of the co-Chairmen of the OSCE Minsk Process

Seven die in shoot out between militants and police in Chechnya

Monday Commentary: The world is on a military spending spree