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EU aiming to “sustain” Yerevan’s reform agenda.

Yerevan pursuing US option for building new plant.

OSCE notes there were no “genuine political alternatives.”

Pashinyan intent on sealing peace deal directly with Azerbaijan.

Lots of positive words, and even a little action.

Ruling party leaders see upcoming parliamentary vote as the “Nuremburg Trials” of Georgia’s democratic system.

A good idea with little chance of adoption over the medium-term.

Part of a new round of arrests in Baku.

Detainee reportedly facing treason charge.

Russian leader doesn’t like sitting on sidelines.

No fire, but lots of smoke.

Truth becomes stranger than fiction when Georgia’s billionaire boss goes tree hunting for his private garden.

Russia stands to lose some leverage in the South Caucasus.

Resumption of mining comes as government prepares for COP29.

Meanwhile, Moscow disappears Armenian fruits and veggies from Russian store shelves.

An element of bitterness fuels media criticisms.

Tbilisi’s geopolitical pivot injects uncertainty into export growth prospects.

Son of one high-profile political detainee alleges mistreatment.

Defendant says fraud charges against him are fabricated, calls for video in the courtroom.

Full-speed ahead for Chinese consortium to construct Anaklia facility.

Tehran and Yerevan deny, while Baku cries “fake news.”

Ivanishvili a supposed assassination target.

Several significant issues remain in way of a deal.

Fractured relations with NATO raise chances of Russian mischief.

Negotiations likely to take years.