Azerbaijan renews calls for restrictions on Armenian military and removal of EU monitors
Azerbaijan’s calls come despite increasing its own military budget.
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Podcast | Covering conflict in Armenia and Azerbaijan and forests for sale in Racha
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In this week’s episode of the Caucasus Digest, Anna Edgar talks to Dominik Cagara about international media’s unbalanced coverage of the 13-14 September war between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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Salome Kobalava joins OC Media to discuss the lease of up to 1,000 square kilometres of forests in Racha to a private company and the implications it might have for local residents.
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- Opinion | Local voices were ignored in the auctioning of Racha’s forests
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