Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia confirms lack of intention to recognize Armenian GenocidePanARMENIAN.Net - Any forecasts on Georgia’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide might have provocative effects, triggering unwanted resonance, according to Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia Alexander Nalbandov . At news conference in Tbilisi, Alexander Nalbandov refused to reply PanARMENIAN.Net reporter’s question concerning Turkey and Azerbaijan’s influence on Georgia’s position on the issue. Factually, Deputy Foreign Minister confirmed Georgia’s lack of intention to recognize the Armenian Genocide. The CHP, the MHP and the BDP argue that the amendments to the bylaw are designed to silence the opposition. This has been the first to report the presence of foreign military forces in any of the Syrian uprising's embattled areas. “Moscow must not let events like those in Libya and Syria be repeated in Russia,” Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said. Ahmadinejad said human beings are degraded under the western like democracy for the sake of the vested interests of the Zionists. |