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20 January: Moscow is likely to face a barrage of criticism from European lawmakers next week when the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) plans to hold two debates on last month's disputed State Duma elections.(Kommersant)
20 January: Moscow is likely to face a barrage of criticism from European lawmakers next week when the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) plans to hold two debates on last month's disputed State Duma elections.(Kommersant)
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20 January: Moscow is likely to face a barrage of criticism from European lawmakers next week when the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) plans to hold two debates on last month's disputed State Duma elections.(Kommersant)

20 January 2012
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19 January 2012
It isn't very likely that Azerbaijan's government would pursue such a brinkmanship strategy vis-a-vis Nagorno Karabakh
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19 January: The Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Eldar Mammadyarov is in Moscow for talks with his Russian counterpart ahead of the meeting of the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia, scheduled to be held in Sochi on Monday. A number of other bila
19 January: The Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Eldar Mammadyarov is in Moscow for talks with his Russian counterpart ahead of the meeting of the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia, scheduled to be held in Sochi on Monday. A number of other bila
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19 January: The Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Eldar Mammadyarov is in Moscow for talks with his Russian counterpart ahead of the meeting of the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia, scheduled to be held in Sochi on Monday. A number of other bila

19 January 2012
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NATO-RUSSIA COUNCIL AGREES WORKPLAN FOR 2012
NATO-RUSSIA COUNCIL AGREES WORKPLAN FOR 2012
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NATO-RUSSIA COUNCIL AGREES WORKPLAN FOR 2012

19 January 2012
During the meeting in Brussels, General Nikolay E. Makarov, Chief of the Russian General Staff, awarded medals to NATO officials as both sides pledged to deepen their co-operation in the coming years.
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Ilham Aliev praises ties with Georgia
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Ilham Aliev praises ties with Georgia

18 January 2012
The Azerbaijani President told a visiting Georgian Parliamentary Delegation that cooperation between the two countries in political and economic spheres and in the area of investment was at a high level. Despite differences of approach and policy larger considerations prevail.
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18 January: The Russian and Armenian foreign ministers discussed preparations for an upcoming meeting of the presidents of Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan and a number of bilateral affairs, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.Sergei Lavrov and Edu
18 January: The Russian and Armenian foreign ministers discussed preparations for an upcoming meeting of the presidents of Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan and a number of bilateral affairs, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.Sergei Lavrov and Edu
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18 January: The Russian and Armenian foreign ministers discussed preparations for an upcoming meeting of the presidents of Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan and a number of bilateral affairs, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.Sergei Lavrov and Edu

18 January 2012
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17 January: Georgian Foreign Ministry officials have said that Russia is holding informal negotiations with some African countries, trying to persuade them to recognize Georgia's breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Deputy Georgian Foreig
17 January: Georgian Foreign Ministry officials have said that Russia is holding informal negotiations with some African countries, trying to persuade them to recognize Georgia's breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Deputy Georgian Foreig
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17 January: Georgian Foreign Ministry officials have said that Russia is holding informal negotiations with some African countries, trying to persuade them to recognize Georgia's breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Deputy Georgian Foreig

17 January 2012
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17 January: Experienced diplomat Temuri Alasania, the uncle of Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, has become an adviser to the Georgian Foreign Ministry. He is expected to focus on the revival of contacts with Russia, which were practically broken af
17 January: Experienced diplomat Temuri Alasania, the uncle of Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, has become an adviser to the Georgian Foreign Ministry. He is expected to focus on the revival of contacts with Russia, which were practically broken af
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17 January: Experienced diplomat Temuri Alasania, the uncle of Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, has become an adviser to the Georgian Foreign Ministry. He is expected to focus on the revival of contacts with Russia, which were practically broken af

17 January 2012
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