Baku (Azerbaijan) vs. Tbilisi (Georgia) vs. Yerevan (Armenia)

Scale is based on the average worldwide traffic of baku in all years.
baku 1.00
tbilisi 0.49
yerevan 0.27

A. Yerevan-Sochi Plane Crashed
PanARMENIAN.Net - May 3 2006
B. Tbilisi Accuses Moscow of Air Strike
Civil Georgia - Aug 7 2007
C. TBILISI, GEORGIA: Exit poll indicates president should be able to avoid runoff
TheNewsTribune.com (subscription) - Jan 6 2008
D. Former chief of security service of Heydar Aliyev's Baku airport may be sentenced to 15 years
Today.Az - Jun 4 2008
E. *** Fire on Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline Extinguished
TREND Information - Aug 11 2008
F. *** Fire on Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline Extinguished
TREND Information - Aug 11 2008

I did a face-off of the three Caucasian countries that have a lot in common: former Russian vassals with ethnic-minority issues. I used the capitals instead of the country names because "Georgia" is also a state in the US. News reports about events in Azerbaijan, Georgia or Armenia typically mention the capital. Azerbaijan comes out as the winner, Armenia is the least reported upon. I think oil—that scourge of international politics ;-) —has a lot to do with that. After all, Azerbaijan has oil fields, the other two don't. Georgia is probably second due to its outspoken Western ties.