'I miss Nagorno-Karabakh so much': The new life of refugees in Armenia
The 100,000 inhabitants of the former separatist enclave are still in shock as they try to rebuild their lives after losing their territory to Azerbaijan in September.
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The 100,000 inhabitants of the former separatist enclave are still in shock as they try to rebuild their lives after losing their territory to Azerbaijan in September.
Ottawa opened its first-ever embassy in the distant Republic of Armenia on Wednesday, making history as Canada’s first in the South Caucasus region.
Canadian FM visits Armenia's Jermuk bordering Azerbaijan
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Tens of thousands of people from Nagorno-Karabakh have streamed into Armenia following Azerbaijan’s one-day offensive ending the enclave’s de facto self-governance. Outside powers should focus on meeting the refugees’ needs, protecting those few residents who wish to remain and preventing renewed conflict in the region.