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Karabakh | 30.07.10 | 09:58

Kosovo Effect: MPs from Stepanakert and Yerevan discuss Karabakh’s possible recognition by Armenia

By Naira Hayrumyan
ArmeniaNow correspondent
Armenia and Karabakh are initiating a new policy in the Karabakh settlement and judging by recent statements an agreement has been reached to start the process of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic’s formal recognition.

A Karabakh parliamentary delegation led by Deputy Speaker Arthur Tovmasyan visited Yerevan this week. During meetings Tovmasyan expressed the opinion that the precedent of the recognition of the independence of Kosovo by the UN International Court of Justice in the Hague may also contribute to the process of the NKR’s international recognition.

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Spurktsi (unverified)
29.07.2010 23:29
that's a step in the right direction, Azeris are not ready to negotiate a compromise, they want to go back to pre-1988 settings which is impossible for Karabakhtsis, it is like committing suicide after escaping death, it never happens... let's be realistic, Azeris will never agree to a free Karabakh, similar to Serbia now... which will not matter after countries realize that Azeris are not ready to compromise and there is no other way but to recognize Artsakh as an entity of its own...
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