On the border between the former Soviet states of Azerbaijan and Armenia, conflict erupted in September last year. Like many events of 2020, the outlook was initially bleak.
After decades of simmering tensions, renewed clashes drew international attention to the little-known landlocked region of Nagorno-Karabakh, an area internationally recognised by four UN resolutions as part of Azerbaijan but illegally occupied by Armenia since the 1990s.
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