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France opens new consular agency in Goris; Ambassador says France will always remain on Armenian side
7 June 2025
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Transparency International condemns censorship of TV channels and intimidation of critical media in Georgia
5 June 2025
Transparency International has denounced censorship conducted by the ruling party of Georgia including attempts to intimidate critical media and suppress independent journalism in Georgia and called for international support to defend Georgian democracy and media freedom. In a statement released on 4th June, Transparency International said independent media in Georgia must be able to ask critical questions and demand answers from the government and noted that the legal intimidation of critical broadcasters is in direct contradiction to both the Georgian Constitution and the country’s international obligations.
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Analysis: What happened in Armenia, and why?
15 May 2018
Recent events in Armenia have raised many questions, but so far there are only answers to a few of them. Benyamin Poghosyan discusses the developments of the last few weeks in this analysis prepared for commonspace.eu
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Mammadyarov and Morgherini discuss new bilateral agreement
15 May 2018
The European Union and Azerbaijan have reiterated their comminemnt to further develop relations between them and to work to finalise a new bilateral agreement.
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Monday Commentary: Social values should not become Georgia’s new fault-lines
15 May 2018
Georgians must not allow debates between liberals and conservatives on social issues, important and vital as they are, to become new fault-lines within their society, argues Dennis Sammut in this week's Monday Commentary
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Putin and Pashinyan hold first meeting
14 May 2018
It was all smiles when the new Armenian leader met the Russian president in Sochi on Monday (!4 May) on the margins of the summit of the Eurasian Economic Union
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Armenia says one of its soldiers seriously wounded by Azerbaijani gunfire
14 May 2018
The incident allegedly happened around 22.35 on Sunday evening (13 May) when the sergeant was on duty at an undisclosed military outpost. Azerbaijan has not reported the incident but says Armenia violated the cease fire 98 times during the last 24 hours
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Young Armenians, Azerbaijanis and Georgians mark 100th anniversary of modern South Caucasus States at a joint event in Tbilisi
13 May 2018
Participants hailed the importance and symbolism of the first republics and how they inspired the regaining of independence in 1991.
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Ivanishvili returns to front-line politics in Georgia
12 May 2018
The former prime minister has assumed the role of Chairman of the ruling Georgian Dream party in a move that has been welcomed by his supporters and some of his critics
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Morgherini invites Pashinyan to Brussels
10 May 2018
In a telephone conversation on Tuesday, Morgherini and Pashinyan agreed on the importance of the partnership between the European Union and Armenia and looked forward to meeting in person at the earliest opportunity
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Pashinyan visits Karabakh
9 May 2018
"For two decades, until yesterday, Armenia has been ruled by persons who originally hailed from Karabakh - Robert Kocharian and Serzh Sargsyan". "One needs to see what new dynamic will emerge in the relationship between Yerevan and Stepanakert" under Pashinyam's leadership, said commonspace.eu political editor in a comment.