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15 November 2011
There is lack of appetite in both Yerevan and Baku to make further progress in the negotiations
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15 November: Azerbaijan and bulgaria have signed agreements on a number of spheres of co-operation at the end of a state visit by the Bulgarian president, Georgi Parvanov to Baku. Parvanov and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev earleir held talks on a rang
15 November: Azerbaijan and bulgaria have signed agreements on a number of spheres of co-operation at the end of a state visit by the Bulgarian president, Georgi Parvanov to Baku. Parvanov and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev earleir held talks on a rang
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15 November: Azerbaijan and bulgaria have signed agreements on a number of spheres of co-operation at the end of a state visit by the Bulgarian president, Georgi Parvanov to Baku. Parvanov and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev earleir held talks on a rang

15 November 2011
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15 November 2011
Achieving a breakthrough in the Karabakh peace process may be difficult without the engagement of an 'honest' broker
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15 November 2011
Maintenance of the status quo in Karabakh peace process inevitable
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15 November 2011
A unilateral Azerbaijani initiative in the UN on Karabakh might conceivably further destabilize the situation
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Focused on what matters
Focused on what matters
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Focused on what matters

14 November 2011
The leaders of the Asia-Pacific Region have ended their meeting in Hawaii reaffirming their commitment to co-operation as the way forward and hailing the region as the vanguard of economic growth.
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14 November: The Russian language will be the second official language in South Ossetia. The proposal has been supported by 83.99 percent of the voters in a referendum held yesterday, South Ossetian Central Election Commission Chairwoman Bella Pliyeva sai
14 November: The Russian language will be the second official language in South Ossetia. The proposal has been supported by 83.99 percent of the voters in a referendum held yesterday, South Ossetian Central Election Commission Chairwoman Bella Pliyeva sai
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14 November: The Russian language will be the second official language in South Ossetia. The proposal has been supported by 83.99 percent of the voters in a referendum held yesterday, South Ossetian Central Election Commission Chairwoman Bella Pliyeva sai

14 November 2011
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13 November: Voters in South Ossetia are voting today to elect a new president.Some 50,000 eligible voters in the self declared Republic will have to choose among 11 candidates running for the office of president. (agencies)
13 November: Voters in South Ossetia are voting today to elect a new president.Some 50,000 eligible voters in the self declared Republic will have to choose among 11 candidates running for the office of president. (agencies)
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13 November: Voters in South Ossetia are voting today to elect a new president.Some 50,000 eligible voters in the self declared Republic will have to choose among 11 candidates running for the office of president. (agencies)

13 November 2011
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12 November: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that the Russian political system is imperfect, telling top experts on Russia that he is preparing some reforms to fix it.The Russian prime minister rejected what he described as “alarmis
12 November: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that the Russian political system is imperfect, telling top experts on Russia that he is preparing some reforms to fix it.The Russian prime minister rejected what he described as “alarmis
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12 November: Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that the Russian political system is imperfect, telling top experts on Russia that he is preparing some reforms to fix it.The Russian prime minister rejected what he described as “alarmis

12 November 2011
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