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What the Karabakh ceasefire deal meant by 10 November 2020
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A look back at the trilateral agreement announced on 9 November 2020 and what its terms set out.
What the Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire deal set in motion
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A look back at the three-way agreement announced on 9 November 2020 and the sanctions on Belarus's leadership days earlier.
What 1 September 2020 meant for the region
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A look back at border closures, espionage charges and regional accusations reported in the final days of August 2020.
Two Russia-linked accusations surface in 48 hours
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A French espionage case and an Azerbaijani charge over arms to Armenia put Moscow's relations with two countries under strain in late August 2020.
Belarus turmoil and regional reactions, 20 August 2020
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A look back at how Ukraine and its neighbours responded in the days before 20 August 2020 as Belarus's disputed election deepened a regional crisis.
Why the UN rejected extending Iran's arms embargo
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A look back at the Security Council vote of 14 August 2020, in which a US bid to extend the embargo indefinitely won the support of only one other member.
Two Ukrainian stories before 23 July 2020
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A look back at two reports from Ukraine in the days leading up to 23 July 2020: a hijacked bus in Lutsk and suspicions served on judges.
What happened in world news on 14 July 2020?
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A look back at two developments in the days before 14 July 2020: Lithuania's RT ban and a UN vote on aid to northwest Syria.
Two Security Council and sanctions moves before 14 July 2020
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A look back at a Lithuanian broadcast ban and a UN aid vote that framed the days leading up to 14 July 2020.
Two Russia-linked decisions before 13 July 2020
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A look back at a Lithuanian broadcasting ban and a Security Council aid vote, reported in the days before 13 July 2020.
What did Libya's government ask of the West?
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A look back at 27 June 2020, when Libya's recognised government sought sanctions over Russian mercenaries, while the EU weighed rules for reopening its borders.
Ukraine's news in early June 2020: crime and quakes
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A look back at what Ukrainian reports recorded in the days up to 5 June 2020, from a police scandal in Pavlohrad to a shooting in Odesa.
Two police and crime stories from early June 2020
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A look back at a police gang exposed in Pavlohrad and a shooting at an Odesa market that preceded it.
Odesa market shooting and Carpathian tremors, early June 2020
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A look back at two incidents reported in Ukraine in the first days of June 2020, one in Odesa and one in the Ivano-Frankivsk region.
What the world's news carried on 27 May 2020
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A look back at reports from Kyiv, Zhytomyr region, Libya and Hungary in the days around 27 May 2020.
What happened on 21 May 2020 in Zhytomyr and Luxembourg
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A look back at two unrelated events reported on 21 May 2020: a deadly conflict in Zhytomyr region and a ruling on Hungary's detention of asylum seekers.
What did 20 April 2020 follow in Chornobyl and orbit?
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A look back at two reports from the days before 20 April 2020: a large fire in the Chornobyl exclusion zone and a Russian missile test.
What did mid-April 2020 bring to the region?
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A look back at two reports from 14 and 15 April 2020: wildfires in the Chornobyl exclusion zone and a Russian missile test.
What did mid-April 2020 reveal in two reports?
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A look back at two reports from 14 and 15 April 2020: wildfires in the Chornobyl exclusion zone and a Russian missile test.
Russia's anti-satellite test and Chornobyl's fires
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A look back at two reports dated 14 and 15 April 2020, one from orbit-watchers in the United States and one from the Chornobyl exclusion zone.
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