  Professor hails foreign diplomats’ interest in NKR November 21, 2012 - 15:35 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Professor of Political Science at Central European University Laszlo Kemeny noted he shows great interest in Artsakh-related issues. “Interest in the future of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic has recently grown in international diplomacy. OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs are expected to visit the region in late November. Representatives of Australia's New South Wales have recently voiced concern with NKR-related problems, with Uruguayan high-ranking officials visiting the republic last week. Uruguay expressed respect for NKR people’s right to self-determination and independence building efforts. The country’s Foreign Minister Luis Almagro’s speech at a parliamentary meeting proved the above mentioned,” he told PanARMENIAN.Net calling on other officials to follow Uruguay’s suit. Professor Kemeny further voiced hope for the complicated political process to move forward gradually. He also hailed Uruguay’s readiness to be the first country to recognize Artsakh independence if the initiative positively affects the problem resolution. Partner news  Top stories Alexander Lukashenko “hates mediating roles” but can assume one to promote resolution of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. “What’s really dangerous and ridiculous is Azeri blacklist which includes all those who travel to Artsakh,” David Babayan said. Azerbaijan fired over 1500 shots from various caliber weapons towards Karabakh positions, NKR defense army said. Presidents of Russia, U.S., and France are planning to sign a joint statement on Nagorno Karabakh problem.   Partner news |  Latest news Best Buy recalls over 5000 MacBook Pro replacement batteries  Best Buy has received 13 reports that the battery caught fire, including one of a serious burn to a consumer's leg, according to CPSC.Rivaldo says Brazil unable to host World Cup "We are not able to host the World Cup at the moment, we don't need it, we need education and health," the 41-year-old said.Armenia gets highest status in combating human trafficking Each year, governments need to demonstrate appreciable progress in combating trafficking to maintain a Tier 1 ranking.Singapore haze soars to hazardous levels Singapore's buildings have been obscured by the polluted air and the smell of burnt wood has permeated the city-state. |
