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02.11.2008, 07:32
The presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia are meeting in Moscow to discuss ways of resolving the ongoing dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh. Also known as the Artsakh Republic, the region, which is inhabited mainly by Armenians unilaterally declared ind
02.11.2008, 17:57
Caucasus adversaries Armenia and Azerbaijan have signed an agreement to try to resolve their dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh. At talks in Moscow on Sunday both sides agreed to seek a peaceful solution to the row over the breakaway region.
14.11.2008, 12:20
The future direction of Transdniester is high on the agenda at talks between Vladimir Putin and the Moldovan President Vladimir Voronin in Kishenyev. The Russian PM is in the Moldovan capital for a meeting with his fellow CIS prime ministers.
10.12.2008, 12:16
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Ukraine is putting pressure on a small ethnic group living within the country's borders. Kiev is taking legal action against the Rusyns, accusing them of extremist activities. Originally seeking autonomy for their region, the Rusyns now want their own sta
Published: 26 August, 2008, 16:26
The recognition of South Ossetia and Abkhazia will have repercussions both in Russia and around the world. RT looks at the hopes of other unrecognised states and their relations with the international community.
