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Ilham Aliyev, the president of the Republic of Azerbaijan (left of EU Council chief Michel) and Nikol Pashinyan, prime minister of Armenia, during a meeting of the European Political Community in 2023 (Photo: European Union)

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EU pressure needed, after silent collapse of Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process

What could have been a breakthrough at the European Political Community (EPC) meeting in London on July 18 turned out to be a diplomatic debacle.

The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan were to meet on the sidelines, it was hoped, and advance a peace agreement that would stabilise the South Caucasus after decades of intermittent conflict. 

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Ilham Aliyev, the president of the Republic of Azerbaijan (left of EU Council chief Michel) and Nikol Pashinyan, prime minister of Armenia, during a meeting of the European Political Community in 2023 (Photo: European Union)

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Lara Setrakian is the president of the Applied Policy Research Center of Armenia (APRI) and Benyamin Poghosyan is a APRI Senior Research Fellow

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