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Nearly 40,000 victims of sexual violence treated in medical centres belonging to UN and partners last year.
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In the space of a few days, a real catastrophe has unfolded in the Caucasus, sparked by a conflict over a tiny piece of land that could have been averted.
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Opinions vary as to whether Kazak economic retreat from Georgia was result of pro-Moscow politics or pragmatism.
Russia to Seek Neighbours' Backing on Georgia
Moscow to adopt softly, softly approach to keeping neighbours on board and allaying their concerns about recent conflict.
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