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OSCE intervenes to end speculation with dead bodies in Karabakh conflict zone
2 March 2017
An OSCE statement said that at the request of the sides, a humanitarian operation to retrieve the remains of Azerbaijani servicemen from the heavily mined no man's land took place on Monday, 27 February
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EU calls for an early political settlement of the Karabakh conflict based on international law.
28 February 2017
Speaking at a press brieifng after meeting the Armenian President in Brussels , EU Council President Donald Tusk spoke on the Karabakh conflict, saying, "the status quo is unsustainable. The conflict needs an early political settlement in accordance with international law. It does not have a military solution."
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Live blog: Visit of the President of Armenia to Brussels, 27-28 February 2017
27 February 2017
The visit of President Sargsyan to Brussels is shortly coming to an end. This afternoon he has met with EU High Representative Federica Morgherini and with the European Commission President, Jean Claude Juncker. (This live blog is now closed)
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Commentary: There is a lot of good-will towards Armenia in the EU, but Russia remains the elephant in the room
23 February 2017
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan will on Monday (27 February) start an official visit to the European institutions in Brussels. The visit comes as Armenia and the EU finalise a new framework agreement that will form the basis of their relations for the next decade.
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Armenian and Azerbaijani Foreign Ministers met in Munich
17 February 2017
After a hiatus of many months Armenia and Azerbaijan are talking again about a settlement of the Karabakh conflict. Diplomats chairing the OSCE Minsk Process called on Armenia and Azerbaijan "to demonstrate greater flexibility and to resume comprehensive negotiations"
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EU's engagement with Karabakh is important for peace and humanitarian reasons, but Baku's acquiescence remains necessary
16 February 2017
In this op-ed Dennis Sammut argues that the EU needs to find ways of engaging with Nagorno-Karabakh, but to do so meaningfully will require that it has a role in the peace process, and Baku's aquiesence is always going to be necessary
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Karabakh: back to diplomacy
15 February 2017
After weeks of tension on the line of contact, diplomats hope that meetings in Munich and Moscow over the next days will lead to a resumption of negotiations
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EUSR Salber meets with Georgian Prime Minister
15 February 2017
Georgia and the EU emphasised the importance of the Geneva International Talks as the paramount mechanism for discussing problematic issues relating to the conflict regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and for making appropriate decisions.
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Morgherini: "You do not change borders by force"
14 February 2017
Speaking at the Atlantic Council in Washington on Friday, Mrs Morgherini said that the European Union has a strong policy and principled position when it comes to Ukraine based on the basic, vital principle that you do not change borders by force.