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The peace plan mediators “unacceptable” for the Armenians of Karabakh

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A key Armenian leadership of Nagorno-Karabakh member has publicly spoken out against the formula of Armenian-Azerbaijani peace is advanced by the United States, Russia and France for almost a decade.

Ara-Harutyunyan-PMAra Harutyunyan, Prime Minister of the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh proclaimed (NKR), said that the basic principles of the resolution of the Karabakh conflict, also known as the Madrid principles are unacceptable because they call for significant Armenian territorial concessions vis-à-vis Azerbaijan.

The draft framework agreement for peace was formally put forward to the conflicting parties in Madrid in 2006. U.S. diplomats, Russian and French co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk changed repeatedly document since then. Its key elements, repeatedly expressed by the three mediating powers, would be principles remained unchanged.

Basic principles considering the Armenian withdrawal from almost all of the seven Azerbaijani districts around Karabakh that are fully or partially controlled by Karabakh Armenian forces. It would be followed by a referendum in which the majority Armenian population of Karabakh should determine the status of internationally recognized territory.

The administrations of President Serzh Sargsyan and his predecessor Robert Kocharian stated repeatedly that this formula is widely acceptable for Armenia. The reaction of the Armenian Nagorno-Karabakh was much warmer. Yet the leaders of the NKR have so far refrained from publicly reject the proposed principles.

“The Madrid principles are certainly unacceptable for us,” Harutyunyan said at a session of questions and answers on Facebook. He said that “if such a document is finally presented to the public and the government of Artsakh (Karabagh), I do not think he can receive a positive response.”

Harutiunian argued that “liberated territories” which would be populated by Azeris are vital to the security of Karabakh and its economic development. The Government of Karabakh will continue to invest in local infrastructure, has he said.

Tuesday, July 29, 2014,

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Ukrainian prime minister tenders his resignation in parliament

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REUTERS / KIEV

188742_newsdetailUkrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk tendered his resignation on Thursday to parliament after upbraiding politicians for failing to pass laws on energy and on the budget to increase financing for the army.

“I announce my resignation in connection with the collapse of the coalition and the blocking of government initiatives,” he told parliament.

Navasardyan: New PM can ensure stability better than anyone else

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First of all, the oligarchic elite and alternative political field contributed to the replacement of Armenia’s Prime Minister, President of Yerevan Press Club Boris Navasardyan told reporters.

NavasardyanAccording to him, the elite is the most influential factor which is very sensitive to shocks.

Armenia’s new Prime Minister Hovik Abrahamyan perhaps better than anyone else can ensure stability in the country, he said.

Navasardyan then explained the meaning of the “alternative political field.”

“The matter concerns not only the party which has declared itself “an alternative force,” but also those parties which do not demand a change of the country’s policy, but rather demand the resignation of the government. So, we replace individuals, but do not propose any new political system,” he noted.

Source: Panorama.am

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh pays his salary in March to benefit Armenian Kessab

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The Prime Minister of the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh, Ara Harutyunyan informed that his salary is paid in March in favor of aid to the Armenians Kessab (Syria). This is Ardak Beglarian his communications officer stated arton98696-260x194that on Facebook. He writes “the Prime Minister’s salary transfers in March to benefit the account in favor of Armenians Kessab and calls on all people to help Armenians Kessab the extent of their capabilities.”

Krikor Amirzayan