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COVID-19: Armenia replaces state of emergency with quarantine regime until January 2021

13 September 2020

Non-Armenia are not allowed to enter Armenia through overland checkpoints, with some exceptions.

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Talks between Taliban and the Afghanistan government set to open in Doha

12 September 2020

US Forces led an international coalition in overthrowing Taliban rule in Afghanistan in 2001 following the deadly 9/11 al-Qaeda attacks in the United States.

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Analysis: Tensions between Greece and Türkiye in the Aegean have deep historical roots

11 September 2020

The EU has some difficult decisions ahead as tensions between Greece, and Türkiye escalate. Noman Ahmed and Maximiliaan van Lange analyse the background to the current stand-off.

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India and China agree to restore "peace and tranquility"

11 September 2020

Chinese State Councillor Wang Yi and Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar met in Moscow on Thursday and reached a five-point consensus, including agreements that troops from both sides should quickly disengage and ease tensions

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Chinese Army will participate in military exercises with Russia in the Caucasus

10 September 2020

It is understood that soldiers from military formations from the unrecognised entities of Abkhazia and South Ossetia will participate in the exercises

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EU delivers COVID-19 tests and essential medical supplies to Armenia

9 September 2020

The supplies, procured by WHO with EU support, will help increase testing capacity and help patients recover from severe illness due to COVID-19.

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Can de-radicalisation work? Nigeria says it does.

9 September 2020

In July, 602 ex-Boko Haram members were said to have completed a de-radicalisation and rehabilitation programme.

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G7 Ministers condemn Navalny's poisoning

9 September 2020

In the joint statement, ministers from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union said they condemned the poisoning "in the strongest possible terms".

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Russia

India and China to meet in Moscow amid continued border tensions

9 September 2020

Chinese Foreign Minister, Wang Yi and India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar will meet on the margins of a meeting of the 8-nation Shanghai Cooperation Organisation taking place in the Russian capital.

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COVID-19: Armenia replaces state of emergency with quarantine regime until January 2021

Talks between Taliban and the Afghanistan government set to open in Doha

Analysis: Tensions between Greece and Türkiye in the Aegean have deep historical roots

India and China agree to restore "peace and tranquility"

Chinese Army will participate in military exercises with Russia in the Caucasus

EU delivers COVID-19 tests and essential medical supplies to Armenia

Can de-radicalisation work? Nigeria says it does.

G7 Ministers condemn Navalny's poisoning

India and China to meet in Moscow amid continued border tensions