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Stories under this heading cover the South Caucasus – a region encompassing Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, as well as the unrecognised entities of Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Nagorno-Karabakh.

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THEY MUST GET THIS RIGHT. After something of a false start, the relations between the government of Bidhzina Ivanishvili in Georgia and Armenia get a boost with the first official visit by the Prime Minister to Yerevan.
THEY MUST GET THIS RIGHT. After something of a false start, the relations between the government of Bidhzina Ivanishvili in Georgia and Armenia get a boost with the first official visit by the Prime Minister to Yerevan.
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THEY MUST GET THIS RIGHT. After something of a false start, the relations between the government of Bidhzina Ivanishvili in Georgia and Armenia get a boost with the first official visit by the Prime Minister to Yerevan.

17 January 2013
After something of a false start, the relations between the government of Bidhzina Ivanishvili in Georgia and Armenia get a boost with the first official visit by the Prime Minister to Yerevan.
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All eyes on Paris.....or maybe not! Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan with the Minsk Group is not causing much excitement, but is necessary.
All eyes on Paris.....or maybe not! Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan with the Minsk Group is not causing much excitement, but is necessary.
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All eyes on Paris.....or maybe not! Meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan with the Minsk Group is not causing much excitement, but is necessary.

15 January 2013
The prospect of yet another meeting of the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan with the Minsk Group is not causing much excitement, but is necessary.
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