Dr. Anzhela Mnatsakanyan

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Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign ministers meet in Bratislava

5 December 2019

There has been no official statement by the mediators so far, but diplomatic sources in Baku and Yerevan have confirmed that negotiations are expected to continue early next year.

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Commentary: Will Bratislava be a game changer in the Karabakh peace efforts?

4 December 2019

Ahead of a meeting between the foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan there is a whiff of optimism in the air, but cynics and realists alike advise caution, says commonspace.eu political editor in this commentary

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Lavrov and Aliyev discuss Karabakh

3 December 2019

Lavrov's visit to the Azerbaijani capital was the latest in a stream of high level exchanges between the two countries, which a few days ago also saw the visit of First Vice President Mehriban Aliyeva to Moscow for meetings with the Russian leadership.

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TANAP is more than just an energy project

2 December 2019

The completion of the Trans Anatolian Pipeline is an important step in providing energy security to the countries in the south of Europe. President Erdogan of Turkey has described it as a peace project

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Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of causing an unprovoked incident which left one Armenian soldier severely wounded

1 December 2019

An Armenian Foreign Ministry statement said the soldier was injured by sniper fire

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Azerbaijan to hold early parliamentary elections

28 November 2019

The ruling New Azerbaijan Party announced the decision after a special session of its political council

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A strange story

27 November 2019

A report of an Azerbaijani incursion in the Karabakh conflict zone, widely disseminated in the Armenian media on Tuesday, was denied by the Armenian Ministry of Defence

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One small step

26 November 2019

An exchange visit between Armenian and Azerbaijani journalists was a small but important step in the right direction. Hundreds of such steps are needed.

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Opinion: Armenians wonder if Georgia is a model to follow, or one to avoid

25 November 2019

Events in neighbouring Georgia are being closely watched in Yerevan writes Benyamin Poghosyan in this op-ed

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Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign ministers meet in Bratislava

Commentary: Will Bratislava be a game changer in the Karabakh peace efforts?

Lavrov and Aliyev discuss Karabakh

TANAP is more than just an energy project

Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of causing an unprovoked incident which left one Armenian soldier severely wounded

Azerbaijan to hold early parliamentary elections

A strange story

One small step

Opinion: Armenians wonder if Georgia is a model to follow, or one to avoid