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Articles with tag "Conflict"
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.
news
Small Outpost is Russia’s First Visible Aid to Armenia
The base is small, but would act as a tripwire deterring Azerbaijan from expanding its offensive into Armenian territory.
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.
Violence Surge
Russia Strikes Kill 78 Turkey-Backed Rebels in Syria: Monitor
Observers called it the "deadliest" attack since a truce was brokered between Turkey and Russia in March.
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.
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.
PATRIOTIC FERVOR
‘I Want to Join the Final Battle.’ Armenians in Russia Flock to Karabakh
Members of the diaspora are desperate to join the fight, regardless of experience.
Smoldering Conflict
Kremlin Urges 'Restraint' After Armenia-Azerbaijan Clashes
Russia is also "ready to provide mediation efforts" after the latest flare-up.
Conflicting stories
Russia Says Syrian Rebels, Not Syrian Army Attacked Turkey's Observation Post
Ankara said the attack was mounted by the Syrian army.
Changing course
Russia Diverts Flights From India-Pakistan Airspace After Planes Shot Down
Escalating tensions between the two nuclear-armed countries are disrupting international flight routes.
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