Deauville Statement Most Serious Declaration on Karabakh Conflict: de Waal
The parts of following article was written for The National Interest by Thomas de Waal, a senior associate for the
With the flurry of foreign news at the moment, you will be forgiven for missing the statement of Presidents Medvedev, Obama and Sarkozy from the G8 summit
For a decade and a half the world has barely noticed the negotiations to resolve the longest-running protracted conflict in the post-Communist world: the Armenian-Azerbaijani dispute over Karabakh. The peace process is too closed and the issue too complex and mysterious for anyone but the poor tiny benighted group of analysts (such as myself) who do follow it to take notice.
The statement made on May 26 by the three heads of state of the mediating powers makes it clear that a moment of truth is approaching. At Kazan in late June, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, the French and US mediators, the presidents of
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