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Top stories in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia from August 26-30, 2024

  • Friday, August 30, Armenia. A referendum on constitutional reforms in Armenia is planned for 2027

  • Friday, August 30, Azerbaijan. "Russia supports Baku's bid to join BRICS,"- Russian Foreign Ministry

  • Friday, August 30, Georgia. "The EU is increasingly concerned about Georgia's drift away from it," said Josep Borrell

  • Thursday, August 29, Georgia. The Constitutional Court begins reviewing lawsuits against the "foreign agents" law

  • Thursday, August 29, Armenia. The Russian Foreign Ministry views deviation from the trilateral agreement in the Armenian-Azerbaijani settlement process as "dangerous"

  • Thursday, August 29, Azerbaijan. "Russia knows of Azerbaijan's reintegration plan for Karabakh Armenians, but Armenia has not presented one," Russian Foreign Ministry

  • Wednesday, August 28, Azerbaijan. "Territorial claims in Armenia's constitution are the main obstacle to a peace agreement," - Foreign Ministry

  • Wednesday, August 28, Georgia. "The parliamentary elections will be a choice between Russian enslavement and European cooperation," - President

  • Wednesday, August 28, Armenia. 8,000 people will receive compensation for their Soviet-era savings

  • Tuesday, August 27, Georgia. Authorities may plan to declare Orthodox Christianity Georgia's state religion

  • Tuesday, August 27, Armenia. The first monument to a Catholic saint in the Caucasus

  • Tuesday, August 27, Azerbaijan. Baku prevented an Armenian singer from claiming a song by a famous Azerbaijani composer

  • Monday, August 26, Georgia. Ivanishvili: "[The West] needs us as much as we need them. Once we win decisively, no one will dare cause us problems"

  • Monday, August 26, Azerbaijan. Foreign Ministry: "The claims that people in Azerbaijan are allegedly persecuted for their political beliefs are false and unacceptable"

  • Monday, August 26, Armenia. An apple was thrown at Nikol Pashinyan from the balcony of a residential building in Yerevan

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

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