Patrick Norén

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Tension on Armenia-Azerbaijani border remains high

8 June 2012

There is no sign of an immediate escalation but current situation creates very volatile conditions on the line of contact.

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Clinton speaks of "new approaches" towards Karabakh conflict settlement

7 June 2012

US Secretary of State says that she has discussed this with the two Presidents. Stepanakert rebuffs the idea.

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More casualties reported on Armenian-Azerbaijani line of contact. Incidents near Tavush region earlier this week claimed eight lives and many wounded.

6 June 2012

After the incidents near Tavush region earlier this week which claimed eight lives and many wounded, reports are coming in of clashes around Nagorno-Karabakh this morning.

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Deaths, Diplomacy and Dialogue: a long day in Armenia-Azerbaijan relations

5 June 2012

Yesterday was a reflection of the complexity of the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan that continues to play itself out on different fronts and in different contexts.

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Azerbaijani leader discusses relations with OIC Chief. The Organisation of Islamic Co-operation has been a big supporter of Azerbaijani foreign policy initiatives.

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Azerbaijani leader discusses relations with OIC Chief. The Organisation of Islamic Co-operation has been a big supporter of Azerbaijani foreign policy initiatives.

5 June 2012

The Organisation of Islamic Co-operation has been a big supporter of Azerbaijani foreign policy initiatives.

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Hilary Clinton tries to keep an American foot through the Caucasus door.

4 June 2012

The visit of the Secretary of State to the region sends a message of continued US engagement with the region in the face of increased Russian assertiveness.

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Tigran Sargsyan re-appointed as Armenian Prime Minister. It is a sign that the government will pursue its programme of cautious reforms despite opposition from several quarters.

3 June 2012

His re-appointment is a sign that the government will pursue its programme of cautious reforms despite opposition from several quarters.

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With Putin back at the helm, and fresh from visits to France and Germany, the stage is set for an important EU-Russia summit in St Petersburg.

2 June 2012

With Putin back at the helm, and fresh from visits to France and Germany, the stage is set for a new tone in relations.

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Lefort in Meetings with Armenian Leadership ahead of the visit of the President of the European Council to the South Caucasus.

1 June 2012

The two sides reviewed EU-Armenia relations ahead of the visit of the President of the European Council to the South Caucasus.

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Tension on Armenia-Azerbaijani border remains high

Clinton speaks of "new approaches" towards Karabakh conflict settlement

More casualties reported on Armenian-Azerbaijani line of contact. Incidents near Tavush region earlier this week claimed eight lives and many wounded.

Deaths, Diplomacy and Dialogue: a long day in Armenia-Azerbaijan relations

Azerbaijani leader discusses relations with OIC Chief. The Organisation of Islamic Co-operation has been a big supporter of Azerbaijani foreign policy initiatives.

Hilary Clinton tries to keep an American foot through the Caucasus door.

Tigran Sargsyan re-appointed as Armenian Prime Minister. It is a sign that the government will pursue its programme of cautious reforms despite opposition from several quarters.

With Putin back at the helm, and fresh from visits to France and Germany, the stage is set for an important EU-Russia summit in St Petersburg.

Lefort in Meetings with Armenian Leadership ahead of the visit of the President of the European Council to the South Caucasus.