  Azeri hysterics over Van-Yerevan-Van flight "common," expert says March 16, 2013 - 15:09 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The opening of Van-Yerevan-Van direct flight aims to boost tourism, promote pilgrimage to the Western Armenia and develop business ties, a Turkologist said. As Andranik Ispiryan told a PanARMENIAN.Net the launch of the flight is unlikely to affect Ankara's stance on rapprochement with Armenia. However, he didn't preclude for Turkish tourists' visits to break some old stereotypes. Commenting on the response of Azerbaijan which accused Ankara of "betraying relations with Baku and failing to consider Azeri interests in Karabakh issue," Ispiryan characterized Azeri reaction as common. "Azeri hysterics prompted Ankara's remark, assuring Baku of being its best friend where Karabakh settlement is concerned," the expert said.   Top stories Training courses on prevention of domestic violence and youth crime and on crime scene examination are also organized. Also, Abrahamyan said that a new ministry will be set up to deal with issues related to int’l economic integration and reforms. “We should find a way to make sure that haste in the process does not harm the quality of the adopted legislation,” Manukyan said. The initiative is implemented by Protection of Rights Without Borders NGO with the support of the OSCE Office in Yerevan.   Partner news |  Latest news Police arrest suspected Islamists in Spain  Spain has stepped up security as well as efforts to prevent the radicalization of young Muslim citizens following attacks in Paris this month.Sundance Fest premieres “Tangerine” shot entirely on iPhone 5s The helmer said he used 3 iPhones to complete the dramatic comedy, about two transgendered hookers who roam through the streets of LA.Nicole Kidman has her eye on “Paddington” bear in new teaser Kidman’s evil taxidermist Millicent is out for Paddington’s hide, and stalks him to his new home in London with the Brown family.Azeri commando group destroyed in Armenian border sabotage attempt No losses were reported on Armenian side, Defense Ministry spokesman Artsrun Hovhannisyan said in his Facebook post. |
