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Stories under this heading cover the South Caucasus – a region encompassing Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia, as well as the unrecognised entities of Abkhazia, South Ossetia, and Nagorno-Karabakh.

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The self-immolation of a Karabakh war veteran rattles Azerbaijan. The man who set fire to himself dies and is buried triggering street protests and on-line outrage
The self-immolation of a Karabakh war veteran rattles Azerbaijan. The man who set fire to himself dies and is buried triggering street protests and on-line outrage

The self-immolation of a Karabakh war veteran rattles Azerbaijan. The man who set fire to himself dies and is buried triggering street protests and on-line outrage

The man who set fire to himself dies and is buried triggering street protests and on-line outrage
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Sargsyan in Moscow for meeting of Eurasian Union as Parliament ratifies deal giving Gazprom monopoly of Armenian gas market until 2043.
Sargsyan in Moscow for meeting of Eurasian Union as Parliament ratifies deal giving Gazprom monopoly of Armenian gas market until 2043.

Sargsyan in Moscow for meeting of Eurasian Union as Parliament ratifies deal giving Gazprom monopoly of Armenian gas market until 2043.

The Armenian Parliament ratifies agreement that gives Gazprom complete ownership of the Armenian gas supplier ArmRusGazprom and monopoly over the market until 2043
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Minsk Group co-Chair meet civil society representatives in Stepanakert. NGOs call for more involvement in the peace process.
Minsk Group co-Chair meet civil society representatives in Stepanakert. NGOs call for more involvement in the peace process.

Minsk Group co-Chair meet civil society representatives in Stepanakert. NGOs call for more involvement in the peace process.

Stepanakert based NGOs told diplomats from France and the US that there was a need of a broader based civil society involvement in the Karabakh peace.process.