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14 June: Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian says that progress is possible on Karabakh at the upcoming summit in Kazazn (Mediamax)

15 June 2011

The Minister said that progress is possible "if positive tendency is preserved"

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13 June: Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan says that "the people gave us a message to build a new constitution through consensus and negotiations" (BBC)

13 June 2011

Erdogan promises a civilian, free constitution that embraces all parts of society

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13 June: Foreign Ministers of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia meeting in Moscow "brought positions of the sides on a number of key issues connected with the basic principels for a Karabakh settlement closer" (agencies)

13 June 2011

The draft document will be presented to the next trilateral summit of the Presidents of the three countries on 25 June in Kazan

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13 June: Governing AK Party wins landslide victory in Parliamentary Elections in Turkey; four parties will be represented in the new Parliament (Hurriyet Daily News)

13 June 2011

AK Party gets 50% of votes but falls short of getting two thirds of seats

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Armenian MP:

10 June 2011

In Kazan the Armenian, Azeri and Russian presidents will make a step forward in the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process

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9 June: EU Energy Commissioner urges Azerbaijan to join Nabucco project without delay (Hurriyet Daily News)

9 June 2011

Azerbaijan did not attend a signing ceremony in Kayseri

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9 June: Armenian Prime Minister says that OSCE Minsk Group are close to success on Karabakh conflict resolution (news.am)

9 June 2011

Tigran Sargsyan was speaking in Vienna at the World Economic Forum for Eurasia and Central Asia

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Great Expectations

8 June 2011

The meeting of the Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Kazan on June 25 is being talked up as a possible moment of breakthrough on the Karabakh conflict.

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