MosJan Posted November 15, 2011 Report Share Posted November 15, 2011 Oxford professor: Artsakh is a successful state14.11.2011 - 12:49http://www.armregions.am/imgs/1321271707-5369cc6dd7.150x150.jpgThe professor of the Armenian studies of Oxford University Teo Van Lint had visited Artsakh within the framework of the three-day trainings conducted by the leading Armenologists of the world. He noted that it is his second visit to Artsakh and he was not hesitating at all while making the decision on his arrival. To the question what had changed from his first visit, Mr. Van Lint had replied that today he is visiting quite a successful state, with all its attributes. "During the passed six years in Shushi everything had changed except for the fog", jokes the professor. It should be mentioned that the professors of the Armenian studies chairs of the leading world universities had given lectures during the three-day trainings for the students of the Armenian philology department of Artsakh state university. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yervant1 Posted November 18, 2011 Report Share Posted November 18, 2011 ARMENIA MUST NOT GIVE KARABAKH TO AZERBAIJAN: BRITISH EXPERT yerkir.am12:28 - 18.11.2011 According to British expert Thomas de Vaal the restart of militarycooperation between Azerbaijan and NKR is small. During his interview with Armradio, he said that he had been in Bakuin June and realized from the attitude of Azerbaijan after Kazanmeeting that there~Rs no wish to start war and the reason they spendtoo much money buying armors is because they want Armenia to spendall its fortune buying armor as well and hence, face bankruptcy. However, if Azerbaijan believes that it can succeed in Karabakhconflict regulation then it is wrong, as Armenia will not endureunilateral concessions. If we go 10-15 years back in time then we can see that Armenia andAzerbaijan were in equal condition. However, can we connect it with Karabakh main issue? No, I don'tthink so, as even if Armenia was poor and weak it would do whateverit takes to protect Karabakh. Although I do not believe that Armeniais not in a promising social-economic condition but I also don'tbelieve that it should give Karabakh away", said de Vaal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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