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Moves seen as tactic to calm international criticism.
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Protest Mounts in Azerbaijan
Hunger strikes and public rallies called as demands grow to release detainees.
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Bruising rivalry between two political camps has led to an ugly war of words.
All Change for Armenian Politics?
Landslide expected for Velvet Revolution coalition and new civil society voices.
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