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Who is causing trouble for Macron in New Caledonia?

Nagorno-Karabakh

International

Who is causing trouble for Macron in New Caledonia?

Putin, Xi and Azerbaijan all stand to gain from unrest on the Pacific island

Gavin Mortimer

Russia isn’t just losing influence in Ukraine

Central Asia and the Caucasus are looking elsewhere as China steps in

John Pietro

Will Armen Sarkissian save Armenia?

More than a year after war broke out, the country is in need of steady leadership

Kapil Komireddi

The West has left Armenia to fend for itself

After three decades of low-level war, and six weeks of shelling, the chances of multicultural harmony are remote

Colin Freeman

Middle East

Erdogan’s game: why Turkey has turned against the West

The Turkish president carefully plays Russia against Europe and the US to channel Turkey’s needs

Francis Pike

Spectator Editorial
October 26, 2020
Onwards and upwards
American democracy, American power and influence are not dying, and neither are they under threat
Spectator Editorial
Europe
October 19, 2020
Russia’s conundrum in the Caucasus
Russia faces some difficult choices with few attractive consequences
Tim Ogden
Europe
October 8, 2020
The Caucasian conflict that could spark a war
As in World War One, it will not take much for the conflict to really heat up
Tim Ogden
Europe
October 7, 2020
Azerbaijan’s view of the Armenian conflict
‘You can consider this operation as peace enforcement, forcing Armenia to peace’
Tim Ogden and Vazha Tavberidze
Europe
September 30, 2020
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan on the Azerbaijani conflict
‘It is obviously a coordinated action by Turkey and Azerbaijan. Turkey is managing the whole process’
Kapil Komireddi

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