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Articles with tag "Azerbaijan"
reasserted role
Russia to Assist Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Talks – Lavrov
Russia has lost its status as mediator in the territorial dispute between the two countries, with the EU now leading normalization efforts.
Steps forward
Kremlin Hails 'Very Positive' Progress on Armenia-Azerbaijan Talks
Armenian and Azerbaijani officials are preparing for peace talks over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, following fighting in the area in 2020.
War fallout
Nervousness in South Caucasus as Russia Distracted in Ukraine
Russian weakness has traditionally been a harbinger of unrest in the region.
Peacekeeping problems
Armenia Seeks Russia Aid in Nagorno-Karabakh Flare-up
The latest clashes are widely seen as a consequence of Russia's war in Ukraine.
RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY
Azerbaijan Walks Back Plans to Erase Armenian Traces From Churches
The ministry published a statement addressing "reports circulated by some biased foreign mass media outlets over the past few days."
CALMING THE WATERS
Putin Urges Armenia, Azerbaijan to Ease Tensions in Rare Meeting
Putin gathered the leaders for a face-to-face meeting in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
face to face
Putin to Host Armenia, Azerbaijan Leaders as Fighting Renews
The planned summit follows some of the worst fighting between the Caucasus foes since last year's war over Nagorno-Karabakh.
seeking stability
Armenia Announces Russia-Mediated Truce With Azerbaijan
Clashes between the arch-foes sparked fears of another flare-up over the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
outside assistance
Armenia Seeks Russian Military Aid in New Escalation With Azerbaijan
Yerevan said an attack by Azerbaijani forces at the Nagorno-Karabakh border ended in Armenian deaths and territorial losses.
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uneasy peace
Russia Blames Azerbaijan for Breach of Karabakh Truce in Post-Ceasefire First
The Russian Defense Ministry previously described ceasefire breaches over the disputed region in more neutral terms.
bitter dispute
Azerbaijan Organizers Ban Russian Journalist from Euro 2020
Nobel Arustamyan, who has Armenian ancestry, was banned over his visits to the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Escalating Tensions
Armenia Says Six Soldiers Captured by Azerbaijan at Border
The capture of Armenia's soldiers comes at a delicate time for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan ahead of snap elections next month.
increased tensions
Armenia and Azerbaijan in New Border Crisis
Azerbaijani forces advanced more than three kilometers and crossed Armenia’s border this week, Yerevan said.
Army Reform
Russia to Assist Armenia With Military Reform Following Karabakh Conflict
Yerevan is also counting on Moscow's assistance in the Nagorno-Karabakh peacekeeping process, its defense minister said.
Nagorno-Karabakh
Karabakh Eyes Making Russian an Official Language
Nearly 2,000 Russian peacekeepers were deployed to the region under a recent peace deal that ended weeks of deadly fighting.
unprecedented cooperation
Russia, Turkey Open Joint Military Center in Azerbaijan
The center is a result of the ceasefire deal that ended the 44-day war between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
news
Russia Bans Imports of Tomatoes From Azerbaijan
Moscow, citing concerns over pesticides, also blocks imports from parts of Armenia, Turkey and Uzbekistan.
Struggle For Peace
Putin Urges Post-Soviet Allies to Support Embattled Armenian PM
Putin defended Pashinyan's agreement to a Moscow-brokered peace deal as the Armenian prime minister faces outrage at home.
New Realities
Karabakh Rivals Adjust to Life Along New Borders
Under the truce signed on Nov. 9, Azerbaijan reclaimed swathes of territory that for three decades were controlled by Armenian separatists.
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