Alexander Petrosyan

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Buckingham Palace has announced that the president of Turkey, Abdulla Gul will make a state visit to the United Kingdom from 22-24 November 2011. The last State Visit by a Turkish president to the UK was in 1988 (www.royal.gov.uk)

22 July 2011

President Gul will be accompanied by his wife Mrs Hayrunissa Gul.

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Generals under fire: For decades the Turkish military thought they were the government and the politicians were simply a necessary irritant

22 July 2011

For decades the situation in Turkey was such that it was not a question of the military meddling in government – the military thought they were the government and that the politicians in Cankaya were simply a necessary irritant. Turkey has gone a long way in a very short time and all that is now changed.

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A doctor singing in a choir...

21 July 2011

An immigrant from Syria, Mr.Baleozyan told me how he had got to Berdzor (Latchin) and why he had stayed there to live and work away from his family...

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The new Secretary General of the OSCE Lamberto Zannier said that his organisation is committed to the security and stability of the Caucasus Region (TREND)

21 July 2011

Zannier said that he hoped to visit the region soon.

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David Karabekyan: A view from Stepanakert on the deployment of peacekeepers and returnees

20 July 2011

Karabakh faces the prospect to find itself among peacekeepers and Azerbaijani refugees

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The Politics of Song: When Baku hosts Eurovision 2012 next May at stake will be more than just a song

20 July 2011

Baku will host the next Eurovision Song Festival from 22 – 26 May 2012. This will provide both an opportunity and a risk to both Armenia and Azerbaijan as their difficult relationship plays out on an unusual stage. At stake will be more than a simple song.

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Turkish Foreign Minister assures Armenian NGOs border will be open sooner or later

20 July 2011

Representatives of Armenian civil society are currently in Ankara as guests of the Turkish think tank TEPAV

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Iran raises possibility Armenia may join Iran-Turkey-Azerbaijan talks

20 July 2011

Iran is keen to be involved in regional processes in the South Caucasus

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19 July: The Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmut Davutoglu has met in Ankara with representatives of Armenian NGOs currently visiting Turkey at the invitation of the think tank TEPAV (TRT-Turkey)

19 July 2011

The Armenian civil society activists are participating a dialogue meeting on the future of Armenian-Turkish relations

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Buckingham Palace has announced that the president of Turkey, Abdulla Gul will make a state visit to the United Kingdom from 22-24 November 2011. The last State Visit by a Turkish president to the UK was in 1988 (www.royal.gov.uk)

Generals under fire: For decades the Turkish military thought they were the government and the politicians were simply a necessary irritant

A doctor singing in a choir...

The new Secretary General of the OSCE Lamberto Zannier said that his organisation is committed to the security and stability of the Caucasus Region (TREND)

David Karabekyan: A view from Stepanakert on the deployment of peacekeepers and returnees

The Politics of Song: When Baku hosts Eurovision 2012 next May at stake will be more than just a song

Turkish Foreign Minister assures Armenian NGOs border will be open sooner or later

Iran raises possibility Armenia may join Iran-Turkey-Azerbaijan talks

19 July: The Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmut Davutoglu has met in Ankara with representatives of Armenian NGOs currently visiting Turkey at the invitation of the think tank TEPAV (TRT-Turkey)