EU bank to decide huge public loan to Europe’s biggest fossil fuel project
By ARTHUR NESLEN Climate Home Experts refute EU claim that 3,500km gas pipeline from Azerbaijan is necessary for energy security, amid alarm over corruption and [more >>>]
Month: October 2017
Armenia: EU Officials Making Tactical Retreat in Values War
By JOSHUA KUCERA EurasiaNet Armenia’s government has introduced long-awaited legislation to ban domestic violence, an issue that has become the key battleground in the proxy [more >>>]
Emin Milli on ‘Islands of Independent Information’ in Azerbaijan
By Eka Maghaldadze Civil Georgia Tell us about your way from Azerbaijan to Berlin, from law school to starting a new media organization? What forced [more >>>]
Top European human rights official Pedro Agramunt quits amid scandal
BBC A top European human rights official has resigned amid a corruption investigation and complaints about him having visited Syria with Russian MPs. Pedro Agramunt [more >>>]
War or peace? Neither reins in limbo land of Nagorno-Karabakh
By ANNA PUJOL-MAZZINI Reuters “Many people are displaced but they are in areas that are highly militarised. There’s a pressure that you have to be [more >>>]
Clashes Over Church Raise Specter of Georgian-Armenian Strife
By JOSHUA KUCERA EurasiaNet A clash over a contested church in a majority-Armenian part of Georgia has raised tensions and, many fear, set the stage [more >>>]