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Opinion | 16.12.09 | 12:52

Put it all on the table

In Washington, Brussels, Moscow and elsewhere, Turkish President Abdullah Gul, Prime Minister Erdogan, Foreign Minister Davutoglu and others have long advocated combining onto one political agenda their country’s normalization of relations with Armenia and the resolution of Mountainous Karabagh’s conflict with Azerbaijan.

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Meliyan (unverified)
17.12.2009 01:33
Western (and Eastern) countries follow rule of oil and self-interest. Most politicians in Washington, Brussels, Moscow are pursuing oil/military interest - genocide or recognition of Artsah is not on the agenda. Western politicians will trade their mother for oil or more guns in Iraq and Afghanistan. On the other hand Russians Bear does not even know how to trade it just takes what it wants, so the only way for Armenian's is to get most from trading alliances and affinities... Appealing to rule of law when talking to SOBs and Bears is dead on arrival...
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