European Court rules against Azerbaijan but clears Hungary in axe-murder case
The ECHR ruled that Azerbaijan had ‘approved’ and ‘endorsed’ Ramil Safarov’s murder of Gurgen Margaryan during a NATO training in 2004.
Coronavirus live updates | Georgian lawmakers mull fines for violating anti-coronavirus rules
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Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan and family test positive for COVID-19
The Prime Minister said that they were not showing any symptoms and that he would continue to work from self-isolation.
Coronavirus live updates | Abkhazia extends anti-corona restrictions until mid-June
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Armenian COVID-19 ‘fake news’ site was funded by US
The website was founded by a doctor known for conspiratorial and violently homophobic views.
Coronavirus live updates | Georgia's public transport to operate starting Friday
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COVID-19 outbreak in Daghestan ‘significantly understated’
Cases of the virus are often being miscategorised as ‘community-acquired pneumonia’.
Chechens ‘beaten and detained’ by security forces for leaving home on Eid al-Fitr
Audio messages detailing the alleged attacks were disseminated through WhatsApp groups.
Coronavirus live updates | Georgia's public transport to operate starting Friday
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Georgian March to run in October parliamentary elections
Sandro Bregadze, the controversial leader of the anti-queer, anti-immigration group said they would register their party next month.