By Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber TBILISI (Reuters) – New clashes erupted between Azerbaijan and Armenia on Wednesday as international peace efforts intensified a day after the ex-Soviet republics witnessed their deadliest violence since 2020. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told parliament that his small, landlocked country had appealed to the Moscow-led Collective Security Treaty Organization to help it restore its territorial integrity after Azerbaijani attacks. “If we say that Azerbaijan has carried out aggression against Armenia, it means that they have managed to establish control ove…