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Politics: Havel Prize: Dispute over the Nomination of a Kremlin-Near Candidate

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The Kremlin confidant Ruben Vardanyan, who led the pro-Russian separatist entity in Karabach until 2023, was nominated for the Václav-Havel Human Rights Prize 2026. He is currently serving a sentence for terrorism and war crimes. This is the annual Human Rights Prize of the Council of Europe, awarded by the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE). Less than a year ago, the same panel spoke of Vardanyan's connections with Russia and demanded...
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The Kremlin confidant Ruben Vardanyan, who led the pro-Russian separatist entity in Karabach until 2023, was nominated for the Václav-Havel Human Rights Prize 2026. He is currently serving a sentence for terrorism and war crimes. This is the annual Human Rights Prize of the Council of Europe, awarded by the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE). Less than a year ago, the same panel spoke of Vardanyan's connections with Russia and demanded...

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meinbezirk.at broke the news on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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