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Politics | 14.04.10 | 13:59

Still stalling: Analysts say Washington summit fails to rekindle Armenia-Turkey process

By Gayane Abrahamyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
Armenian politicians gather from the responses of the Sargsyan-Erdogan meeting in Washington DC on April 12 that the faltering Armenian-Turkish normalization is moving closer towards suspension.

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Antranig Pasha (unverified)
20.04.2010 20:56
As you said elsewhere, no justice-no peace. Azerbaijan...how can we "negotiate" Karabaghs independence away, or even the security zones, when you continue to threaten us in times of "peace"??? turkiye...how can we have 'relations' with a country that continues ethnic/cultural wars, hatred, and lies in a state level? No. We have already lost half of our populations "trusting" the turkish authorities under the 'ottoman' name. We will not do the same under kemalism, when it is more honest and blatant in its hatred. NO!
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Berge Jololian (unverified)
14.04.2010 13:40
What is it that the US State Department is not understanding? The failed US-sponsored protocols are dead! ...... No restorative justice --> NO energy pipelines. ... Hilary & Obama go to the Hell of Der Zor.
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Berge Jololian (unverified)
14.04.2010 13:39
What is it that the US State Department is not understanding? The failed US-sponsored protocols are dead! ...... No restorative justice --> NO energy pipelines. ... Hilary & Obama go to the Hell of Der Zor.
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