In the Kazakh metropolis of Almaty, the protests continue for the third day in a row.
Police and protesters clashed again, according to several news outlets. Shots could be heard. The police told the Interfax news agency that several troublemakers had been "eliminated".
One is missing. Between Finland and Estonia a space remains empty, and a chair is no longer needed there either. Only a lonely flag and a name tag with the inscription "Belarus" symbolically indicate which country should be represented here.
One that is "missed" in this group, as Council President Charles Michel says in his short opening speech.
On the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the worst fighting has broken out since the 44-day war last year. Armenia announced the deaths of more than a dozen soldiers on Tuesday and asked ally Russia to help defend the country. Both sides blamed each other for the escalation. Russia called on the conflicting parties to exercise restraint.
In the evening, the Armenian Ministry of Defense announced that it had declared a ceasefire in the border area following Russian mediation. According to the Russian Presidential Office, President Vladimir Putin had previously spoken to the Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan about the conflict.
According to the Arab News Agency, the Afghan government and the Taliban have finally reached a written agreement for the first time after a 19-year long war, which was confirmed by representatives of the Afghan government and the Taliban, who said they had reached a preliminary agreement for peace talks. Afghan government negotiator Nader Naderi told a foreign news agency that the procedure, including the initial announcement of the talks, had been finalized and that talks on the agenda would begin soon. On the other hand, a Taliban spokesman confirmed the progress of talks with the government via Twitter. A joint statement from the Taliban and government representatives said a joint working committee had been tasked with drafting an agenda for peace talks. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also congratulated both sides on the progress and said the United States would work harder to persuade all sides to reduce violence and ceasefire.
In the last six weeks of fighting, Armenia has been defeated by Azerbaijan and the Armenian army, which has been occupying for three decades, has been defeated in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Following the defeat, several major Armenian cities, including Aghdam and Lachen, have been evacuated under the peace deal, while the Armenian people have been protesting against the government's peace deal.
In this regard, the Armenian newspaper 'Asbariz' published in the United States has urged the editorial to avenge the defeat of Azerbaijan and stressed the need to use the atomic bomb.
According to a report by the foreign news agency AP, Negro-Karabakh is recognized internationally as part of Azerbaijan, but since the end of the war between the two countries in 1994, it has been governed by locals of Armenian descent.
There have been several clashes since then, but the most recent fighting in the area began on September 27 this year.
A boycott of French products by Muslim countries could directly cost the French economy up to ً 46 billion. French President Emmanuel Macron's anti-Islamic rhetoric and his refusal to stop blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad have sparked a campaign to boycott French products in several countries. The boycott of French goods was first announced by the Turkish president, after which French products have been removed from stores in many countries, including Kuwait, Jordan and Qatar. France's total trade with Muslim-majority countries is over 100 100 billion, of which France's exports are .8 45.8 billion.
The United States has approved a $1.8 billion arms deal with Taiwan. According to the British Broadcasting Corporation, the United States has approved the sale of a large shipment of arms to Taiwan to increase pressure on China. The Pentagon says it has a three-weapon system agreement with Taiwan that includes rocket launchers, sensors and artillery. In this regard, Taiwan's Ministry of Defense has said that the weapons received from the United States will strengthen Taiwan's response capabilities and strengthen it in a hidden war environment. According to British media, the deal includes 135 guided cruise missiles, mobile light rocket launchers and spy pods attached to fighter jets. Tensions between China and Taiwan have risen in recent years, and Beijing has not ruled out using force to retake Iceland. Remember, China claims that Taiwan is an integral part of it, but Taiwan considers itself a separate country.
The Chinese government has warned Washington that it could issue arrest warrants for Americans in its country if the US Justice Department files a lawsuit against scholars linked to the Chinese military.
Reuters quoted the Wall Street Journal as saying that "officials familiar with the matter said China had sent the message to the US leadership through various channels." China's message was to stop filing cases against Chinese scholars in US courts, otherwise Americans living in China could also face Chinese law.
It is clear that the US administration has accused China of spying on US technology and military information in order to overtake the US, but China denies the allegations. Relations between China and the United States have deteriorated this year.
In France, a teacher who showed blasphemous sketches was beheaded in a classroom. The incident took place outside a school in the northwest of the French capital, Paris, at 5pm on Friday, where a young man with a knife beheaded a 'history' teacher.
According to reports, the slain teacher had shown blasphemous sketches in the classroom and also had a discussion on it. Police had shot the gun and knife carrier location near the young that it has arrested several people in connection Terrorism French prosecutor said. On the other hand, judicial sources were quoted as saying that the 18-year-old youth carrying the knife belonged to Chechnya.
Now look at the ongoing tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh issue. Although the world considers the region of Nagorno-Karabakh to be part of Azerbaijan, it has been an independent state since 1994. The region has the support of Armenia, but Armenia has not recognized it as an independent state.
In 1920, Azerbaijani forces tried to take control of the area, but Bolshevik forces occupied Azerbaijan. Armenia was not only pleased with the move, but also felt that Russia, which is culturally and religiously close to Armenia, would cede the territory of Negrono Karabakh to Armenia. But Russia's intentions were different, and in the same year Bolshevik forces occupied Armenia. The new government has vowed to tackle the problem, but it has been frozen for decades to come.
The two countries have accused each other of violating the ceasefire agreement, according to foreign news agency AFP.
After 11 hours of talks in Russia, both sides agreed to a ceasefire, but just minutes later, Armenian and Azerbaijani forces blamed new attacks.
Earlier, Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to establish a ceasefire in the Negro-Karabakh region and meaningful talks after two weeks of fierce fighting.
Hundreds of people have been killed and thousands displaced as a result of the clashes, and there is a risk of large-scale war in the region between regional powers Turkey and Russia.
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Russia acted as mediator in the talks, and after 11 hours of talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the two sides agreed to a ceasefire on humanitarian grounds from 12 noon on October 10.
Armenia has denied the charges, yet the head of an Armenian outfitted gathering in Nagorno-Karabakh has guaranteed that his powers wrecked a military air terminal in the Azerbaijani city of Ganja.
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"Starting now and into the foreseeable future, perpetual military units situated in significant Azerbaijani urban communities will be focused on," said Araik Hartunian, head of Negro-Karabakh.
The Nagorno-Karabakh struggle among Azerbaijan and Armenia has been continuing for a very long time, and this year the outskirt conflict between the two nations has raised so much that there is a danger of a full-scale war.
Outskirt conflicts between the two nations have proceeded since the 1990 war, yet this time over the fringe, and the utilization of gunnery and weighty weapons by the two sides has prompted fears of huge scope non military personnel losses. Provided that this is true, it will be hard to deflect an undeniable war through political methods.
Turkey, Russia and Iran have a key task to carry out in the contention among Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Moscow is Armenia's safeguard accomplice, and Russia's association is as significant as a help for Armenia, while Turkey is behind Azerbaijan. On the off chance that a full-scale war breaks out in Azerbaijan and Armenia, Turkey and Russia could bounce into it, and the impacts of the war will spread a long ways past the locale.
Nagorno-Karabakh is universally perceived as a major aspect of Azerbaijan, yet since the finish of the war between the two nations in 1994, it has been represented by individuals of Armenian drop.
The Nagorno-Karabakh organization has affirmed the passings of 84 fighters since Sunday. It additionally announced non military personnel losses.
Azerbaijan has not yet remarked on the passings of its soldiers, yet has affirmed the passings of seven regular citizens.
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