Alexander Iskandaryan: if the pressure on Turkey continues, the resumption of the Armenian-Turkish process may be expected after April 24.

The conference brought together Armenian, Georgian and Azerbaijani ambassadors to the UK, as well as scientists and experts from different countries.

The Turkish Foreign Minister replied to the statement by Galust Sahakyan

The situation in the South Caucasus remains strained despite the efforts the United States and Russia exert to maintain the fragile peace in the Karabakh conflict area and in the region, as a whole. Normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations remains undecided while Azeri President’s threats to start a new war seem endless. Peacekeeper, first director of the NKR-based Center of Civil Initiatives NGO and coordinator of the international working group on missing persons and exchange of POWs Albert Voskanyan comments on the current situation to PanARMENIAN.Net.

“Turkey’s aim in starting reconciliation process was to saw dissent between Armenia and Diaspora, with the final aim of stirring disputes inside Diaspora,” ARFD parliamentary member said.

Alfred de Zayas: Article 144 of the Treaty of Sevres envisages indemnity to the Armenian people and restitution of their property rights.