81. PanARMENIAN Network: Library - The only reasonable principle to settle the nagorno karabagh/Artsakh conflict is In this context, any fair solution of the nagorno karabagh/Artsakh http://www.panarmenian.net/library/eng/?part=1&id=67

82. Armenia Diaspora Conference Official Site The officials review the situation in nagorno karabagh and the progress of economic However, the nagorno karabagh government continues to call for a http://www.armeniadiaspora.com/inside/history/1998-01.html

January 1998 Events January 3-5 President Levon Ter Petrosian meets with French officials during a state visit. Meeting with French President Jacques Chirac, Ter Petrosian reviews the situation in Nagorno Karabagh and discusses France's role in the international mediation effort underway by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). The visit follows an earlier one by Prime Minister Robert Kocharian last month. January 5 Armenian Finance and Economy Minister Armen Darbinian meets with Iranian Ambassador to Armenia, Hamidreza Nikkar Isfahani, to discuss the status of bilateral relations and the construction project of an Armenia-Iran natural gas pipeline. Both sides agree to complete work on formalizing an agreement to avoid double taxation in order to facilitate greater trade and investment between the two countries. A commission meets for the first time to plan celebratory events to mark the 10th anniversary of the national liberation movement in Nagorno Karabagh. The governmental commission, headed by Prime Minister Leonard Petrossian, is planning events throughout the month of February.

83. Armenian Assembly Of America - Student Center Visits to various sites of interest in Armenia and karabagh are arranged for a greater understanding and appreciation of Armenia and nagorno karabagh. http://www.aaainc.org/students/armInternship.php

Search In... Entire Site Press Releases Armenian News Photos Promoting Public Understanding and Awareness of Armenian Issues About the Assembly Issues and Information Advocacy Press Center ... Student Center Text Size: Assembly Publications The Advocate Armenia This Week 2002 Annual Report Relevent Photos Key Issues Briefs Armenia's support of War on Terror Armenian Genocide US - Armenia Relations Nagarno-Karabagh Conflict ... Student Center Armenia Internships Armenian Assembly Student Center Intership Program in Armenia Applicant Info Deadline: February 15, 2005 Application: Download [PDF] Contact: Alex Karapetian Intern Testimonials "Prior to coming to Armenia, I felt removed from Armenia and my cultural heritage. I had heard many stories that made me fearful that I might be disappointed from my visit. Instead, Armenians amazed me with their hospitality, cheerfulness, and intelligence. I realized that Armenia faces some substantial challenges, but also shows incredible potential." - Eliz Agopian(2004) "This has by far been the most fulfilling experience of my life. I not only got in touch with my roots, but I had a very fulfilling internship in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs." - Alexandra Kazarian(2004) Click here for more Tesitmonials In response to requests from the Armenian government, the Assembly expanded its Summer Internship Program to Armenia in 1999. Interns are placed in Armenian governmental offices and inter-governmental agencies. If accepted, they will have the opportunity experience life in their homeland, gain valuable professional and unique work experience, and discover Armenia and Nagorno Karabagh. To date, we have placed interns in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, Ministry of Finance and Economy and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Visits to various sites of interest in Armenia and Karabagh are arranged for the interns to develop a greater understanding and appreciation of Armenia and Nagorno Karabagh.

84. THIS SEARCH THIS DOCUMENT THIS CR ISSUE GO TO Next Hit Forward The people of nagornokarabagh liken their domination by Azerbaijan to their In 1988, the nagorno-karabagh State Soviet seized the opportunity and voted http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?r102:E24FE2-173:

85. THIS SEARCH THIS DOCUMENT THIS CR ISSUE GO TO Next Hit Forward Today, Armenians struggle to bring the issue to nagornokarabagh to the Throughout the winter, the residents of nagorno-karabagh have been living http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?r102:E08MY2-467:

86. "Internet & Society" In Armenia And Azerbaijan? There is an Armenian enclave in nagornoKarabakh, and the countries began a global informational campaign for change in Azerbaijan and nagorno karabagh. http://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue5_9/rogers/

Contents Introduction What Next? Implications for "Internet & Society in Armenia and Azerbaijan" Introduction In 1996 in the days when the norms of Web behaviour were still fluid (and how-to books on 'netiquette' were still being written), I found it somewhat intriguing to check the log files of the EASST Review , the Web site of an academic journal that I administer. I would examine the log files to see who or what was hitting and linking to the site. From the "traces" - the DNS information and the referral logs - I could deduce on a couple of occasions who was searching the Web for themselves and had visited the site. Back in those summer days (I only found time to do it in August), it was amusing to send some scientists a congratulatory message, saying that we were glad they found themselves on the EASST Review site, with the hope that they would return again soon. We dubbed the practice 'academic humor'. In 2000 it is now not so funny to play those Web games, and worse ones, certainly in Armenia and Azerbaijan. While I was in Yerevan, Armenia at the "Internet & Society" conference organized by the Armenian Information Technology Foundation, and sponsored by the United Nations Development Program, the Open Society Institute and the Council of Europe, I learned how far Web games have gone, and how seriously they are taken. Armenia and Azerbaijan, I understood, have been engaged in an 'infowar'. Having read analyses of this coming peril [ ], I took it upon myself in the aftermath of the conference to find out just what that is in practice, and draw up some implications for "Internet & Society in Armenia and Azerbaijan."

87. Arts Muuseums - Armenia english The stamps of the Republic of Mountainous (nagorno) Karabakh Paintings, Maps of Armenia and karabagh, Rugs and Carpets, Miniatures, MP3s, http://www.tuttinsieme.it/tutti/tut/eur/armenia/arts.htm

Armenia Art and Museums Sergei Parajanov english - This is one of the newest museums, built to honor an internationally known Armenian director/producer. STAMPS OF KARABAKH english - The stamps of the Republic of Mountainous (Nagorno) Karabakh ROSLIN ART GALLERY english - It is a thriving center for art, a dynamic meeting point of centuries old Armenian art and contemporary fine art. A crossroad of art from the diaspora and Armenia, the gallery aspires to promote and introduce Armenian art, and to satisfy the palettes of art lovers and collectors. The Ararat-Eskijian Museum english - Ararat Home of Los Angeles, located in Mission Hills, California. .... .. The Ararat-Eskijian Museum was created for the preservation of national Armenian treasures, and the perpetuation of a heritage before it is lost and forgotten. Zakarian Foundation armenian/english - THE ZAKARIAN FOUNDATION is a private non-profit organization established in Yerevan to promote socio-cultural, educational and welfare projects in Armenia. Stamps and Banknotes of Armenia english - A colorful display and prices for the stamps, silver coins, and currency of Armenia and Nagorno Karabagh since the 1992 Independence. Prices, images and options to buy complete collections.

88. Armenia The nagornokarabagh area has during the last ten years been the reason to a In 1988 the Armenians in nagorno-karabagh petitioned to becoming a part of http://www.jmk.su.se/global99/conflicts/middleeast/armenia3.htm

World's Armed Conflicts:Armenia Armenia Introduction The Nagorno-Karabagh area has during the last ten years been the reason to a conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Nagarno-Karabagh is an enclave in Azerbaijan, with no border with Armenia, but the majority of the population is Armenian, with a different culture, religion and language than the Azeris. In 1988 the Armenians in Nagorno-Karabagh petitioned to becoming a part of Armenia. The refusal led to massive demonstrations in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabagh. The Karabagh Armenians declared independence in 1991, seizing almost 20 percent of the area of Azerbaijan, and creating one million refugees. Development A cease-fire has been in effect since May 1994, but the parts can not come to a peaceful solution. Armenia refuses to recognise the Lisbon Protocal from 1995 (made in agreement with the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, OSCE), which is a declaration of principles for how to resolve the conflict. The Armenian president Levon Ter-Petrossian's resigned his post in February 1998. His resignation Former Prime Minister Robert Kocharian became president of Armenia. After this the attitudes against Azerbaijan have hardened. Current situation In May 1999 The All Azerbaijan Movement for Karabagh submitted a proposal which includes five steps to end the conflict. The plan offered the Karabagh Armenians a limited autonomy (an autonomous republic within Azerbaijan). The proposal also included some demands, the Armenian troops would be replaced with international peace keepers from UN and OSCE.

89. Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY) September 24, 2003 12th Anniversary of the nagorno karabagh Republic’s 247, which calls on (1) the Republic of Azerbaijan and nagorno karabagh to http://www.house.gov/maloney/issues/foreign/armenian.htm

document.write(""); Overview Issues and Legislation Accomplishments My Committees ... Newsletters Armenian Issues As a member of the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues , Representative Maloney works with her colleagues and the Armenian community to strengthen relations between the United States and Armenia. Additionally, Representative Maloney joins with her colleagues from the Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues to fight cuts in assistance to Armenia. U.S. assistance has helped Armenia transition from communism to a free market, build democratic institutions and civil society, and provide for the needs of the Armenian people. 109th Congress Cosponsored legislation: H. Res. 316, which calls upon the President to ensure that the foreign policy of the United States reflects appropriate understanding and sensitivity concerning issues related to human rights, ethnic cleansing, and genocide documented in the United States record relating to the Armenian Genocide. Letters: March 7, 2005: Joined a letter to President Bush asking him to recognize the Armenian Genocide. April 8, 2005: Joined a letter to the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee requesting $75 million in Economic Support Funds for Armenia; parity in Foreign Military Financing for Armenia and Azerbaijan; $5 million for Nagorno-Karabakh; and opposing any changes to Section 907 of the FREEDOM Support Act.

90. Genocide1915.info - The Armenian Genocide Recognition Struggle! A. Bakikhanov wrote Ibrahim Khan of karabagh, who established friendly to assigning even administrativeterritorial autonomy to nagorno karabagh. http://www.genocide1915.info/articles_view.asp?crypt=†u¡ by

91. Turkish Republic Of Northern Cyprus: News Referring to the nagornokarabagh dispute, Aliyev said 20% of Azeri land has been Stressing that the nagorno-karabagh dispute should be resolved soon, http://www.trncwashdc.org/News/01_03_13.html

TURKISH AND TURKISH CYPRIOT NEWS - MARCH 13, 2001 ANKARA AND BAKU FOCUS ON GRAND PROJECTS With Azeri President Haidar Aliyev's visit to Ankara, the two countries focus on major projects such as Baku-Ceyhan and Shah Sea natural gas pipelines. Nagorno-Karabagh is also a major topic As Turkey and Azerbaijan have agreed on the project for Shah Sea natural gas to be exported to Turkish markets, now the two countries focus on the Baku-Ceyhan pipeline project and political problems with Armenia, particularly on the Nagorno-Karabagh occupation and the Armenian genocide allegations. Upon his reception of Azeri President Haidar Aliyev, President Ahmet Necdet Sezer said the new developments had necessitated that the policies of Turkey and Azerbaijan should complement and support each other. Calling Aliyev his "beloved brother," Sezer said Turkey and Azerbaijan were two important countries in their region. The Speaker of the Parliament Omer Izgi, Foreign Minister Ismail Cem, State Minister Abdulhaluk Cay, State Minister Yuksel Yalova, Finance Minister Sumer Oral, Energy and Natural Resources Minister Cumhur Ersumer, Culture Minister Istemihan Talay and Ministry of Foreign Ministry Deputy Undersecretary Yigit Alpogan attended the ceremony welcoming Aliyev. Stressing that all bilateral relations would be handled thoroughly and all energy would be focused on ways to develop economic and commercial relations, Sezer said they would evaluate all the necessary steps to realize the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline project, which will be the backbone of the East-West energy corridor, in the shortest possible time. "It gives us pride that we will sign the agreement to purchase the Shah Sea natural gas during Aliyev's visit. This agreement, which confirms our determination to bring the Azeri natural gas to Turkey, will also be an important step toward joining other pipeline projects." said Sezer.

92. Armenia Daily Digest nagornokarabagh issue. Oskanian claimed that Turkey missed the chance Armenia-Azerbaijan war in nagorno-karabagh. Turkey states that Armenia http://www.eurasianet.org/resource/armenia/hypermail/200302/0006.shtml

Eurasia Insight Analysis of current affairs Deals, Developments, and Trends Environment Hazards and Solutions Expert and Observer Interviews Culture News, Book Reviews, and Photo Essays Human Rights Monitoring and Actions Recaps Summaries of Expert Meetings Letters to the Editor East of Magnum An Online Photo Exhibition EurasiaNet Partners Contributing Sites Grants and Employment Opportunities in Central Eurasia Search EurasiaNet Eurasia Policy Forum Drug Policy, HIV/AIDS and the Public Health Crisis in Central Asia Caspian Revenue Watch ARMENIA DAILY DIGEST Home From: Justin Burke ( JBurke@sorosny.org Date: Tue Feb 04 2003 - 16:42:20 EST Next message: Abe Rein: "RFERL 2/04/03: Majority Boycotts Armenian Parliament Session" Previous message: Justin Burke: "BBC 02/04/03: Turkey missed "golden opportunity" to mend ties - Armenian foreign minister" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ attachment ] Yerevan Press Club of Armenia, 'Yeni Nesil' Journalists' Union of

93. Azerbaijan Daily Digest people of nagorno karabagh, during a Congressional reception Wednesday (June 12) America and the Armenian Assembly of America, nagorno karabagh Republic http://www.eurasianet.org/resource/azerbaijan/hypermail/200206/0034.shtml

Eurasia Insight Analysis of current affairs Deals, Developments, and Trends Environment Hazards and Solutions Expert and Observer Interviews Culture News, Book Reviews, and Photo Essays Human Rights Monitoring and Actions Recaps Summaries of Expert Meetings Letters to the Editor East of Magnum An Online Photo Exhibition EurasiaNet Partners Contributing Sites Grants and Employment Opportunities in Central Eurasia Search EurasiaNet Eurasia Policy Forum Drug Policy, HIV/AIDS and the Public Health Crisis in Central Asia Caspian Revenue Watch AZERBAIJAN DAILY DIGEST Home From: Justin Burke ( JBurke@sorosny.org Date: Mon Jun 17 2002 - 12:34:17 EDT Next message: Giorgi Kandelaki: "06/17/02 RFERL: Azerbaijani President Says Armenia Retreated From Paris" Previous message: Justin Burke: "BBC 06/17/02: State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan to finance constructi on of oil pippeline" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ attachment ] ASPIAN NEWS AGENCY CNA all-inclusive newsline /16:56 17.06.2002/ NATO trainings start at Vaziani camp

94. USAID Europe And Eurasia: Samed Vurgun Community, Agjabedi, Azerbaijan: Self-Rel Following the nagornokarabagh conflict, the inhabitants of Samed Vurgun facedmany difficulties typical of villages throughout the region. http://www.usaid.gov/locations/europe_eurasia/press/samed_vurgun_community.html

Countries/Regions Special Initiatives Resources Press Web Site People (Last Name) Publications Advanced search options... Home Locations Europe and Eurasia Samed Vurgun Community, Agjabedi, Azerbaijan: Self-Reliance Built Through USAID Support Local officials cut a ribbon marking the start of the project The Samed Vurgun Community's school poses health risks In 1998, Samed Vurgun democratically formed a representative community management council for the purpose of identifying priorities, mobilizing resources and addressing their priorities. Samed Vurgun also proactively engaged a number of international and local organizations to assist them in addressing their development priorities. Most significantly, Samed Vurgun used their skills and experience to implement several community development projects on their own, including the installation of a badly needed potable water supply system, the disposal of accumulated hazardous wastes and the repair of major roads within the village. More Than A Construction Project -Mammad Gadimov

95. Hetq Online This can be seen in the report on nagorno karabagh by PACE. In case of its fullacceptance, Europe will have possibility to involve itself with the karabagh http://www.hetq.am/eng/politics/0412-smartirosyan.html

home about us politics society ... Back Armenia and Azerbaijan reflected in the mirror of the Georgian revolution [December 29, 2004] The velvet revolution in Georgia occurred one year ago and the consequences of that event are already starting to have an influence on post soviet republics. The Georgian “Rose Revolution” marked the beginning of a new period for the South Caucasus and was almost like a beacon marking changes in the geopolitical situation in the region. Oppositional Dynamics The Georgian revolution seriously influenced public perceptions in its two neighbouring republics. Eduard Shevardnadze had hardly given up his throne when the Armenian opposition eagerly announced its intention to follow the example of their Georgian colleagues. The events of spring 2004 when opposition forces tried to force Robert Kocharyan to resign through destabilizing the situation in the country were attempts to replicate events in Georgia . However, while the opposition in Armenia decided to follow the path already trodden by their Georgian counterparts, they tried to find similar features with regards to the situation but failed to see significant differences. The Georgian scenario could not have been repeated in either Armenia or Azerbaijan not only because of Shevardnadze's weakness when compared to first the elder Aliyev and his son as well as Kocharyan who were able to reign in the bridles of government and who could easily attack the opposition. There was also a restraining factor in both republics in the form of the unresolved conflict over Nagorno Karabagh which did not allow the opposition to cross a certain line in their attempts to radically change the situation in both republics.

96. ARMENIA Armenians living in nagorno karabagh have been struggling for over a decade tobe free of discrimination, harassment, arbitrary rule, denial of rights and http://www.un.org/WCAR/statements/armeniaE.htm

ARMENIA HIS EXCELLENCY VARTAN OSKANIAN MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA at The World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance Durban, 31 August – 7 September 2001 Mr. President, Ms. Secretary General, Distinguished Delegates, Ladies and Gentlemen, First of all, allow me to congratulate you and the other elected members of the Bureau and to wish you success in carrying out your mandate at this highest podium. Let me also acknowledge the Secretary General of the World Conference and High Commissioner for Human Rights, Madame Robinson's personal efforts in successfully forging ahead with this world forum. My government would also like to join in the warm congratulations addressed to the South African people and authorities on the occasion of convening this conference. The choice of South Africa - where right triumphed over wrong - is evidence that, in this new century, the world is ready to acknowledge its responsibility and announce its solemn commitment to battle racism and genocide, as well as the xenophobia and discrimination that give rise to them. If we do our job effectively, this conference will be recognized as one of the most important UN gatherings. For that to happen, we must stand firm in our conviction that humanity, as one family, is committed to prevention, education and protection aimed at the eradication, once and for all, of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance. We all share this heavy responsibility, if for no other reason than that, throughout history, each of our nations has been impacted by such fanaticism, either as victim or as aggressor. And more significantly, in a world where such horrors are eradicated, we all stand to thrive.

97. Foreign Policy Association - Display He gives a brief background of the conflict in nagornoKarabakh and mentions a appearance of the Republic of nagorno karabagh in the post-Soviet period. http://www.fpa.org/content2525/content.htm?section=research&attrib_id=2341&frame

98. Zoryan Institute Armenia studies refers to the history, politics, culture, and sociology of the One outstanding Zoryan publication in this area is The karabagh File http://www.zoryaninstitute.org/Table_Of_Contents/main_about_us.htm

About Us The Zoryan Institute for Contemporary Armenian Research and Documentation was established in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1982, and The Zoryan Institute of Canada, Inc., was incorporated in Toronto in 1984, as a non-profit research institute. They combine to form an international academic and scholarly center devoted to the documentation, study, and dissemination of material related to the life of the Armenian people in the recent past and the present, and within the context of larger world affairs. There are three broad fields of research in which the Institute is involved: genocide studies, diaspora studies, and studies dealing with Armenia. To accomplish this, the Institute sponsors, supports, and encourages multi-disciplinary scholarly research, documentation, conferences, and publications. The Zoryan Institute is an international center devoted to the research and documentation of contemporary issues related to the history, politics, society, and culture of Armenia and Armenians around the world. Research is conducted both to document past and current events, and to analyze their impact on individuals and institutions in Armenia and the Diaspora. The Institute strives to develop a framework within which people can understand and participate in conceptualizing the critical and fundamental issues dealing with current and future challenges within a global context. To these ends the Institute stresses the highest standards of scholarship and objectivity in undertaking and supporting multi-disciplinary research, documentation, lectures, seminars, colloquia, and publications in three broad subject areas: Genocide, Diaspora, and Armenia.

99. Armenia And Armenian News - YERKIR Armenian Online Newspaper How do you see the resolution of nagorno karabagh conflict? We asked Presidentof the political council of “Hanrapetutyun” (Republic) Party Albert Bazeyan http://www.yerkir.am/eng/index.php?sub=newspaper_arm&exp=policy&month=10&year=20

100. Keeping A Key Caspian Ally - The Washington Times: Commentary - September 19, 20 (3) Make the resolution of the nagornokarabagh conflict a priority of Americandiplomacy. Resumption of this conflict can negatively affect the flow of oil http://www.washingtontimes.com/commentary/20040918-111123-9302r.htm

September 19, 2004 Advertise Subscribe Site Map Front Page ... TWT Insider Stock Quotes Symbol Lookup Classifieds Home Guide Auto Weekend ... Royals, children attend WWII ceremony Keeping a key Caspian ally By S. Rob Sobhani Today is the 10th anniversary of a landmark agreement that changed the geopolitical landscape of the Caspian Sea region forever and gave America access to huge oil reserves previously under total control of the Soviet Union. After a decade, the relationship between the contractual parties should remain a U.S. foreign policy priority. The people of Azerbaijan had only enjoyed independence from the Soviet Union for three years, during which the country witnessed serious political and economic dislocation due to the Soviet collapse. A further obstacle to signing this agreement was the total opposition of Russia and Iran. This agreement was seen as a threat to their national security because it allowed American oil companies to work in their backyards. Only the vision, courage and political skills of Heydar Aliev, former President of Azerbaijan, enabled this landmark agreement to be signed. Heydar Aliev was a former member of the Politburo turned Azeri patriot, who successfully led his country to de facto sovereign independence by not allowing either Russia to the north or Iran to the south to interfere with his country's affairs.

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