Cambodian guerrillas agree to peace and army merger
A breakaway Khmer Rouge faction has agreed to all government terms for a peace deal. They will merge troops into the national army and drop demands for autonomous posts. Leaders Sary and Ranariddh confirm integration plans amid government threats of prosecution and constitutional concerns.
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Norodom Ranariddh
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Armenia Surrounded by Violence as Tensions Mount
Armenia faces a dangerous regional squeeze from Azerbaijan to the east over Nagorno Karabakh, Turkey to the west, and a severed rail link to Georgia in the north. Only Iran offers a marginal outlet, as domestic unrest and stubborn conflicts threaten a fragile, isolated republic. The government touts dialogue, but officials blame neighbors for stalling peace and trade prospects.
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Azerbaijan
Nagorno-Karabakh
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Nagorno- Karabakh
Georgia
Russia
Iran
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