Armenia
Eight fired as the Zangezur mine strike marks one week
The two meetings of the sides have not resulted in an agreement.
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Last week, Donald Trump was re-elected for a second term as president of the United States.
This week, Robin Fabbro and OC Media editors Alexandra Kuenning and Nate Ostiller discuss what Trump’s re-election as president might mean for the Caucasus as he appoints a new administration and the outcome of the war in Ukraine becomes more uncertain.
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