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4 November 2011
Given no international guarantees and security systems in the region, Armenia can rely on its own self only
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NATO Secretary General speaks of "very special partnership" between NATO and Georgia ahead of the visit to Tbilisi of the North Atlantic Council
4 November 2011
The NATO Council last visited Georgia three years ago.
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Senior Armenian Presidential Administration official resigns post to join election campaign of the ruling party.
4 November 2011
Parliamentary elections are due in Armenia next year.
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The line of contact "is not a permanent barrier between peoples of the region"
4 November 2011
OSCE Minsk Group co-Chair report on their work in the last year. They say they crossed the Line of Contact by foot four times in the past fourteen months, demonstrating that the Line is not a permanent barrier between peoples of the region.
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Russian political expert:
4 November 2011
Azerbaijan's status of UN SC's non-permanent member will hardly make Armenia yield its positions in
Karabakh peace process
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Shavarsh Kocharyan:
3 November 2011
Azerbaijan responsible for lack of progress in Karabakh peace process
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Opinion: HAYK KHANUMYAN - "The Generation that suffered the war is still alive"
3 November 2011
Hayk Khanumyan discusses why the conflict impacts the mindset of those that have been directly affected by it
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OSCE Secretary General sees no progress in Karabakh peace process
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OSCE Secretary General sees no progress in Karabakh peace process
2 November 2011
The newly elected secretary-general of OSCE said that Turkey could play an important role in the decades-long conflict in the disputed area of Nagorno-Karabakh
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"It is not happening. Something is missing". OSCE Secretary General defends role of the organisation in resolving the Karabakh conflict.
2 November 2011
OSCE Secretary General Lamberto Zannier defends the role of the OSCE in resolving the Karabakh conflict in an interview with Todays Zaman. He says that if it is not possible to solve the problem "the next best thing is to manage it".