Tag: Nagorno-Karabakh
NEO – The Confrontation in the Eastern Mediterranean is not subsiding
Jim W. Dean - Turkey's Erdogan is playing the EU for a fool now, as it knows it is under Covid stress and the Brexit battle showdown is coming to an end, where it might get stiffed by Boris Johnson.
Another war in Nagorno-Karabakh republic
Alla Pierce - I was in Karabakh during the 4-day war in 2016. I have met with soldiers and civilians, ordinary villagers and officials, and I was amazed at how monolithic these people are.
Breaking: Lavrov gets Baku and Armenians to agree to ceasefire at...
A ceasefire has been announced, beginning 12:00 on 10 October, 2020, for humanitarian purposes for the exchange of prisoners of war and other detainees, and bodies of the dead, to be mediated in accordance with the criteria of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Analysis of the Key Players in the Nagorno Karabagh War
Despite Trump’s statement that he will look into the conflict, nothing has been done. Trump’s close friendship with Erdogan does not give Armenians any comfort that the United States will play a moderating role in the conflict.
Breaking: Baku blinks first – Aliyev calls for ceasefire with Armenia
Jim W. Dean - I had my fingers crossed that this fruitless effort by a megalomaniac in Baku would cause him to come to his senses.
NEO: Why Nagorno-Karabakh and Why Now?
Observers on the ground in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict zone have no doubt that the heaviest fighting in years is going on, and this is only the early stages of what may develop into a larger geopolitical conflict involving proxies.