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Israel's Important New Allies, and an Old Enemy, Turkey
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Azerbaijan Exploiting Ukraine Distraction To Press Advantage In Armenian Conflict
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Traffic through the Lachin Corridor — the only route connecting the contested region of Nagorno-Karabakh with Armenia — has been blocked by Azerbaijani self-proclaimed environmental activists for a fifth day.
Peace In Nagorno-Karabakh Will Promote European Energy Security
MICHIGAN, U.S.--In September, Armenia and Azerbaijan renewed their battle over the contested territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. Significant escalation occurred on September 13, when Azerbaijan upped the ante and attacked cities along Armenia’s border.
Turkey: Occupies Northern Cyprus, Goes for the Rest
NEW YORK, U.S.--Aggression by Turkey's military appears to be on the rise in Cyprus -- in areas it does not yet occupy. According to the Cypriot media, on February 8, Turkish soldiers approached Greek Cypriot farmers working in fields near the village of Denia in the United Nations "Buffer Zone," and threatened to kill them if they did not leave.
The US’s Hypocritical Criticism Of Russia For Deploying ‘Exceptional Lethal Weaponry’
WASHINGTON, U.S.--In an impassioned address Wednesday at a special United Nations meeting on Ukraine, U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield drew attention to “videos of Russian forces moving exceptionally lethal weapons into Ukraine, which has no place on the battlefield.
Arms Deal In 2021: How Major Powers Realigned The Military Landscape
NEW DELHI, India--In a major announcement last month, Italy said Europe's Tempest and Future Combat Air System (FCAS) will eventually merge.
Washington’s Cold War Appeasement of Turkey is Coming to an End
After Turkey spent millions of dollars in lobbying over many decades to prevent Washington recognising the Armenian Genocide, U.S. President Joe Biden finally uttered the word genocide in the first and last sentence of a four paragraph press release posted on Saturday: