Anton Macfadyen

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Putin and Sargsyan discuss Karabakh and economic relations in Moscow.

South Caucasus

Putin and Sargsyan discuss Karabakh and economic relations in Moscow.

8 September 2015

During the visit it was confirmed that Russia will give Armenia a soft loan of US$200 million to enable it to replenish and modernise its military equipment.

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Armenian President to meet Putin in Moscow later today

South Caucasus

Armenian President to meet Putin in Moscow later today

7 September 2015

Bilateral relations, the work of the EEU and issues related to the settlement of the Karabakh conflict are on the agenda.

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Azerbaijan mobilises entire armed forces for "large-scale exercises".

South Caucasus

Azerbaijan mobilises entire armed forces for "large-scale exercises".

6 September 2015

Sixty five thousand troops and six thousand reserves are participating in military exercises that are to last one week

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A very dangerous moment - in fiction and in fact!

South Caucasus

A very dangerous moment - in fiction and in fact!

4 September 2015

Military exercises being held by Armenia and Azerbaijan add drama to the real fighting that is ongoing. It is not going to require much for fiction to become fact.

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Karabakh: Situation "very serious and tense"

South Caucasus

Karabakh: Situation "very serious and tense"

3 September 2015

The incidents are the latest in a series of ongoing breaches of the cease fire that in recent days seem to have targeted civilian communities.

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Civilians on front-line suffer consequences of the Karabakh conflict.

South Caucasus

Civilians on front-line suffer consequences of the Karabakh conflict.

3 September 2015

An incident where three civilians were hurt whilst attending a wedding party in Azerbaijan's Terter Region highlights plight of front-line communities.

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Opinion

From Russia, with love!

2 September 2015

The unexpected visit of Foreign Minister Lavrov to Baku has fueled speculation about “new” Russian initiatives in the Caucasus. In this op-ed Dennis Sammut argues that Moscow continues to wield both stick and carrot in its relations with Baku.

Dennis Sammut

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A question of intention!