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

  • Friday, March 1, Azerbaijan. The foreign ministry labeled the new annual European Parliament report "defamatory"

  • Friday, March 1, Armenia. "Armenia is ready to become a candidate for EU membership," - speaker of the parliament

  • Friday, March 1, Georgia. The ruling party protests the European Parliament's resolution for Saakashvili's release

  • Thursday, February 29, Georgia. "To become a true part of Europe, Georgia needs to tackle one huge challenge - Russia," the president

  • Thursday, February 29, Armenia. Foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan conducted talks in Berlin

  • Thursday, February 29, Azerbaijan. "In the German media, Azerbaijan is portrayed as a despotic country, and this is a lie," - Ilham Aliyev

  • Wednesday, February 28, Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan and Armenia foreign ministers to hold peace talks in Germany

  • Wednesday, February 28, Armenia. Armenians from Karabakh getting Armenian citizenship will receive housing assistance.

  • Wednesday, February 28, Georgia. A forum in Tbilisi will host sanctioned Russian banks and companies

  • Tuesday, February 27, Georgia. The irreversible damage during Gelati's restoration could be malfeasance

  • Tuesday, February 27, Armenia. Armenia's foreign minister will attend the Antalya Diplomatic Forum in Turkey

  • Tuesday, February 27, Azerbaijan. "Yerevan has only one way out - to abandon territorial claims against Azerbaijan," Ilham Aliyev

  • Monday, February 26, Азербайджан. Today, Azerbaijan solemnly remembers the victims of the Khojaly tragedy

  • Monday, February 26, Armenia. "The CSTO will not collapse without Armenia" - Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko

  • Monday, February 26, Georgia. "The parliamentary elections in October will witness a significant battle against dark forces opposed to Georgia's independence," - the president

  • Top stories in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia from February 19-23, 2024

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