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Lithuanian Defense Minister talks to her Azeri counterpart on pardoning and glorification of murderer Safarov
Lithuanian Defense Minister talks to her Azeri counterpart on pardoning and glorification of murderer Safarov
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Lithuanian Defense Minister talks to her Azeri counterpart on pardoning and glorification of murderer Safarov

19 September 2012
During a meeting with Azerbaijani Defense Minister Safar Abiyev, Lithuanian Defense Minister Rasa Jukneviciene said in Baku that she considers the glorification of murderer Ramil Safarov unacceptable.
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Paris urges Baku to take confidence-building measures with Yerevan
Paris urges Baku to take confidence-building measures with Yerevan
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Paris urges Baku to take confidence-building measures with Yerevan

19 September 2012
President of France Francois Hollande urged his Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev, who is currently on a working visit to Paris, to take confidence-building measures with Armenia and stimulate the Karabakh peace process within the OSCE Minsk Group.
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French MP says it is time to combine efforts to stop anti-Armenian policy of Turkey and Azerbaijan
French MP says it is time to combine efforts to stop anti-Armenian policy of Turkey and Azerbaijan
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French MP says it is time to combine efforts to stop anti-Armenian policy of Turkey and Azerbaijan

19 September 2012
Ex - President of France Nicolas Sarkozy created the appropriate conditions for the adoption of the bill criminalizing denial of the Armenian Genocide, the incumbent president Francois Hollande must just fulfill his electoral promise and pass the bill. French Union for Popular Movement (UMP) MP Valerie Boyer, the author of the bill criminalizing denial of the Armenian genocide, made such statement in an interview with the Armenian Public Television.
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Armenians of Hungary to sue Hungarian Government for extraditing Azerbaijani murderer
Armenians of Hungary to sue Hungarian Government for extraditing Azerbaijani murderer
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Armenians of Hungary to sue Hungarian Government for extraditing Azerbaijani murderer

19 September 2012
he National Council of Armenians in Hungary is expected to file a legal claim against the Hungarian government's controversial decision to transfer convicted Azeri murderer Ramil Safarov to Azerbaijan, the local newspapers reported.
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President of European Parliament: Turkey's integration into Europe is preconditioned by the recognition of the Armenian Genocide
President of European Parliament: Turkey's integration into Europe is preconditioned by the recognition of the Armenian Genocide
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President of European Parliament: Turkey's integration into Europe is preconditioned by the recognition of the Armenian Genocide

19 September 2012
The President of the European Parliament Martin Shultz announced Monday that Turkey's integration into Europe is preconditioned by the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, reiterating the body's 1987 decision, Asbarez reports citing the official Web site of the Left Party of Germany.
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"Nagorno-Karabakh on a knife's edge": Amanda Paul and Roxana Cristescu write in the European Observer to warn of implications of Safarov case.
"Nagorno-Karabakh on a knife's edge": Amanda Paul and Roxana Cristescu write in the European Observer to warn of implications of Safarov case.
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"Nagorno-Karabakh on a knife's edge": Amanda Paul and Roxana Cristescu write in the European Observer to warn of implications of Safarov case.

18 September 2012
Amanda Paul is an analyst at the European Policy Centre (EPC), Roxana Cristescu is an advisor at Crisis Management Initiative (CMI)
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Arif Yunusov: Safarov factor allowed Azerbaijani authorities to engineer a campaign of spread-eagle speeches and gain political dividends
Arif Yunusov: Safarov factor allowed Azerbaijani authorities to engineer a campaign of spread-eagle speeches and gain political dividends
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Arif Yunusov: Safarov factor allowed Azerbaijani authorities to engineer a campaign of spread-eagle speeches and gain political dividends

18 September 2012
One should not exaggerate the impact of Ramil Safarov's pardon on the Armenian-Azerbaijani relations given that there was no serious political dialogue between the two countries. Consequently, it is senseless speaking of its continuation or suspension. Arif Yunusov, Head of the Conflict Studies and Migration Department of the Institute for Peace and Democracy, made such statement to ArmInfo when commenting on the possible consequences of Ramnil Safarov's pardon.