Zerkalo

Aram G Sargsyan says Azerbaijan may take advantage of the situation

U.S. will continue to encourage normalization between Turkey and Armenia

Several mining enterprises to be put into exploitation in Nagorno Karabakh in some 2-3 years

Richard Giragosian holds great expectations from the “Irish Spring,” as the start of the Irish chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) offers a fresh degree of optimism from the promise of an innovative Irish approach to conflict transformation in the South Caucasus.

The Turkish government distances itself from further sanctions against Iran and reassures the Islamic Republic over the missile shield.

(Nagorny Karabakh Public TV "Or" News)

Kommersant

Armenians Azerbaijanis and Georgians, and indeed Abkhaz and Ossetians and other nationalities in the region, need to think beyond the constraints of the present situation and to start articulating ideas that can eventually be picked up by governments and politicians so that in twenty years’ time the world can look at the South Caucasus and see a prosperous and dynamic region at peace with itself and with its neighbours.

The Polish diplomat has been in the post since 1997 and provides continuity to the work of the OSCE Minsk Process dealing with the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.