On December 5, U.S. Ambassador Marie L. Yovanovitch opened a photo exhibit at the Moscow Cinema in Yerevan that tells a visual story of the 1988 earthquake and the international relief effort that followed.

"The ultimate objective of the settlement process is to elaborate and define the model and legal frameworks of the status of the Nagorno Karabakh region within Azerbaijan," the document says.

Armenian and Russian Prime Ministers met in Moscow today.

This distinction for the best image of fraternization through sport was awarded for a photograph of the historic handshake between Turkish President Abdullah Gul and Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan.

"No one expects miracles and we were pragmatic enough not to think that all problems would be solved overnight," Minister Nalbandian said.

The project for the documentary, titled Araks, after the river that runs along the Turkish-Armenian border, is sponsored by the U.S. Embassy in Ankara.

"The negotiations on Nagorno Karabakh settlement received a new impetus at the Moscow meeting initiated by President of the Russian Federation," the RA Foreign Minister said.

"The Moscow declaration is a good basis for resolution of the conflict. But a resolution on ceasefire is not enough," the Azerbaijani Foreign Minister said.

"Regrettably, Azerbaijan's massive military build-up conducted in violation of its international obligations has not received an adequate reaction from the majority of the state parties of the Convention," Minister Nalbandian said.