Breaking the Stalemate: Turkish-Armenian Relations in the 21st Century, Winter 2005

Sunday, February 5, 2006

The relationship between Armenia and Turkey has remained stagnant since Armenia became an independent state in 1991. Many non-governmental and supra-governmental organizations have attempted to influence this complicated relationship to no avail. Changes in official attitudes may reflect attempts at rapprochement, but more frequent and consistent interactions between people living in Armenia and Turkey will provide the best possible means by which these two neighbors might learn to live in harmony...Please click here to read the text in full.

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