World News Briefs -- November 9, 2020 (Evening Edition)

 


YEREVAN/BAKU (Reuters) - Russian peacekeeping troops deployed to the war-ravaged enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh in the early hours of Tuesday as part of a ceasefire deal President Vladimir Putin said should pave the way for a lasting political settlement of the conflict there. 

The deal, agreed by Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia, ushered in a full ceasefire from midnight Moscow time on Nov. 10, freezing a conflict that has killed thousands, displaced many more and threatened to plunge the wider region into war. 

The territory is internationally recognised as part of Azerbaijan but populated and, until recently, fully controlled by ethnic Armenians who have been relentlessly pushed back by the armed forces of Azerbaijan in six weeks of heavy fighting. 

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 MIDDLE EAST 









 ASIA 







Japan formally declares Prince Akishino heir to the throne. 

 AFRICA 








 EUROPE 






Italy’s coronavirus situation is ‘out of control’ and a new national lockdown is needed, country’s health chiefs warn. 





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 TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR 





 ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS 




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