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Analysis Nagorno-Karabakh

The End of Nagorno-Karabakh

The third war over Nagorno-Karabakh, the long-disputed Armenian enclave within Azerbaijan, ended almost as soon as it began. The next phase of the tragedy is now unfolding. How did Western inaction enable Azerbaijan and Russia? An analysis by Thomas de Waal.

Foreign Affairs | 26 Sep 2023

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News Nagorno-Karabakh

Armenian Separatists in Karabakh Surrender and Agree to Ceasefire

Armenian separatist forces in Azerbaijan’s breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh surrendered and agreed to a ceasefire on Wednesday, 24 hours after Baku began an offensive to restore full control of its territory.

Reuters | 20 Sep 2023

  • Caucasus
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News Nagorno-Karabakh

Russian Aid Reaches Beleaguered Enclave

Nine months into Azerbaijan’s effective blockade of a road linking its breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia, a Russian truck has arrived in the enclave carrying humanitarian aid.

BBC | 12 Sep 2023

  • Caucasus
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Analysis Nagorno-Karabakh

The Choking of a Disputed Region

The blockade of the Lachin corridor has now lasted eight months, trapping Nagorno-Karabakh with dwindling supplies of food and medicine. With the world concerned with conflicts in other places, Armenia appears irrelevant in the larger geopolitical calculations. Yet it remains oddly significant.

The Conversation | 18 Aug 2023

  • Caucasus
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In focus

An Atlas of countries that ‘don’t exist’

Italian photographers Lavinia Parlamenti and Manfredi Pantanella are working on An Atlas of countries that ‘don’t exist’ which will cover ten unrecognized states. Their aim is to make a photo book with the five places they covered so far: Transnistria, Catalonia, Nagorno Karabakh, Northern Cyprus and Western Sahara.

De Facto | 22 Nov 2022

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Analysis

Putin Reawakens the Bloody Chaos of Soviet Collapse

The Kremlin wants to return to the age when Russia dominated its neighbors across Eurasia. Instead, it’s driving them away.

Politico | 19 Sep 2022

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