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Turkey’s The policy of “zero problems” creating “new problems”
From: Ergun [ergun@cox.net] The policy of “zero problems” with neighbors seems to be creating “new problems” with neighbors Case one: Azerbaijan. The U.S.-Russia-mandated protocols with murky gains but […]
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How Turkey was lost
Sunday, October 18, 2009 “Turkey is lost and we’d better make our peace with this devastating fact.” (Jerusalem Post) Column One: How Turkey was lost […]
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The Cypriot Stumbling Block
This analysis by Robert Ellis was first published at PoliGazette. Like Ireland, Cyprus has been a victim of geography and both are today still divided. […]
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ATAA’s analysis of Turkish-Armenian protocols gives no comfort
In conclusion, ATAA’s analysis, no doubt reflecting an idealistic outlook, is based on presumptive logic, or wishful thinking, and cannot be supported. ATAA says the normalization protocols are based on the concept of “constructive ambiguity” by which each side interprets the language as it sees fit. This is an interesting approach, but offers no comfort…
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Sarafian speaks on massacre
By Michael Hamlin Jr. | October 14, 2009, Brianna Campbell / The Collegian – Ara Sarafian, an archival historian who specializes in late Ottoman history, […]
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Normalization of Ankara-Yerevan relations cannot be supported: Turkish expert
The United States, New York, Oct.10 /Trend News K. Pashayeva / The process of normalizing the Ankara -Yerevan relations, developed on the incorrect basis, cannot […]