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Articles with tag "Azerbaijan"
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.
ELUSIVE SOLUTION
After Military Defeat, What's Next for Nagorno-Karabakh?
Despite Armenia ceding swaths of territory and the deployment of a Russian peacekeeping mission, a lasting solution remains elusive.
CAUCASUS CONFLICT
Nagorno-Karabakh Briefing | Nov. 16
First week of peace. Turkey prepares to send troops to monitoring center. Land handover delayed. Assassiatnion plot against Pashinyan.
PEACE AGREEMENT
Russian Peacekeepers Head to Nagorno-Karabakh After Peace Deal
A Russian force of 1,960 military personnel and 90 armored personnel carriers will deploy to the region as peacekeepers.
NAGORNO-KARABAKH
Azerbaijan Says No Reason for Russia to Intervene Over Karabakh
Azerbaijan said Sunday there was no reason for Russia to intervene in the conflict as Armenian territory is not being threatened.
collapsed truce
Azerbaijan Accuses Armenia of Deadly Missile Strike on Civilians
A U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreed at the weekend had unraveled within minutes on Monday.
FAILED DEAL
Third Attempt at Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire Collapses Within Minutes
Armenia and Azerbaijan immediately blamed each other for breaking the U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
peace broker
Russia Hosts New Talks in Search of Karabakh Truce
The meeting follows two truce attempts earlier this month that had next to no impact on the ground.
handmade memorials
Armenians and Azerbaijanis in Moscow Pay Tribute to Karabakh Victims
Members of the Armenian and Azerbaijani diasporas placed flowers, signs and other memorials at their embassies.
opinion
Anna Arutunyan
In Russia’s Near Abroad, Its Influence Is More Optics Than Substance
Putin’s foreign policy has been to establish a presence in foreign countries to disrupt or influence without a coherent strategy for an actual end.
DIPLOMACY
Putin, Erdogan Urge 'Joint Efforts' to End Karabakh Conflict
Analysts fear Russia and Turkey could find themselves backing difference sides in yet another international conflict.
NAGORNO-KARABAKH
Armenia, Azerbaijan Trade Accusations Over Karabakh Ceasefire
The two sides agreed on a truce, but it took only minutes after the deadline for their forces to claim new attacks.
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