Latest news in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, summary. Live
Daily roundup of local media from three South Caucasus countries, opinions, photo, video
Daily roundup of local media from three South Caucasus countries, opinions, photo, video
The government seeks new economic partners outside Russian-led blocs, but economists warn of major challenges if Armenia exits the EAEU.
In Armenia, these were seen as meeting Azerbaijan's demands. However, Baku still declared that the Armenian Prime Minister's proposals cannot be considered "evidence of good intentions."
Key headlines and top stories covered by local media in Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan from 31 December 2024 - 10 January, 2025
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