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Top stories in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia from 4-7 March, 2024

  • Thursday, March 7, Azerbaijan. ToplumTV office searched, 15 staff arrested, 6 face charges, YouTube channel destroyed

  • Thursday, March 7, Armenia. Armenia's military equipment purchases from Russia decreased sharply to under 10% - Security Council.

  • Thursday, March 7, Georgia. Representatives of the ruling party are promoting their initiative "to ban LGBT propaganda"

  • Wednesday, March 6, Georgia. Bidzina Ivanishvili's wealth has increased by $325 million since the beginning of the year and now stands at $6.92 billion

  • Wednesday, March 6, Azerbaijan. In parliament, it was suggested "annexing 8 occupied villages while Armenia is not sufficiently armed"

  • Wednesday, March 6, Armenia. There are no significant concentrations of Azerbaijani armed forces along the border with Armenia: the head of the General Staff

  • Tuesday, March 5, Armenia. Azerbaijani serviceman Ruslan Penakhov will be transferred to Baku as soon as possible

  • Tuesday, March 5, Azerbaijan. The modernization of the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway could be completed before the end of April,

  • Tuesday, March 5, Georgia. Nika Melia, former leader of the "National Movement," is forming a new political party

  • Monday, March 4, Azerbaijan. During excavations of the mass grave in Khojaly, the remains of 14 individuals have been found so far

  • Monday, March 4, Georgia. The Georgian delegation is attending the so called "World Youth Festival" in Russia

  • Monday, March 4, Armenia. "Yerevan does not see any obstacles for the full normalization of relations with Turkey and is ready to open the border"

  • Top stories in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia from February 26 - March 1, 2024

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