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The presidents of Armenia and Turkey have held talks before attending a World Cup qualifier between their national football teams, in a show of support for a deal to restore ties and reopen the border.
Armenia and Turkey signed historic accords on Saturday...
On 30 September, the European Union released its report on 2008′s August war in the Caucasus. The aim was to establish what happened, since as stated in the preamble, “there can be no peace in the South Caucasus as long as a common understanding...
Two leopards from Ashkhabad, Turkmenistan are recovering after a long flight and car ride to their new homes in a Russian national park, as part of efforts to reintroduce the species into the Caucasus region.
A North Ossetia court has sentenced a taxi cab driver to seven years in prison for treason after he admitted to spying for Georgia.
The Prosecutor General’s Office said Alexander Khachirov was recruited while in Georgia, where he was approached...
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin last week named a mountain peak in the Caucasus in honor of Russian spies.
Salome Zurabishvili, a former foreign minister and now an opposition leader, walked out of a meeting with NATO’s envoy to the South Caucasus, Robert Simmons. She later told journalists that she had left to protest NATO Secretary-General Jaap de...
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Tuesday that the Caucasus does not need NATO interference in the region in the wake of the recent conflict in Georgia. “Countries in the Caucasus region can solve their own problems without the interference...
U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney arrived in Italy on Friday to attend an international economic conference and later meet the country’s leadership, national media reported. Cheney has just completed visits to Georgia and Ukraine – former Soviet...
While the world is watching the latest developments in Georgia and Russia, Uzbek media remain silent about the conflict. This could indicate uncertainty of the Uzbek leadership as how to respond to the war between the two ex-Soviet states, local observers...