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WALKING THE TURKISH-ARMENIAN RECONCILIATION "TIGHTROPE"
by Yigal Schleifer
EurasiaNet
http://www.eurasianet.org/node/62148
Oct 14 2010
NY
As the Tamada Tales blog pointed out yesterday, one year after
Turkey and Armenia signed their "historic" normalization accords,
little good will is left between the two countries (at least on the
official level). The Turkey-Armenia reconciliation train may have
left the station after the accords were signed in Zurich last October,
but it now appears to be languishing on a God-forsaken piece of track.
In a piece for the German Marshall Fund, Turkish analyst Diba
Nigar Goksel tries to find some signs of hope in the process,
arguing that what are needed now are small, incremental
steps to get things back on track. She also looks to the
recent (yes, "historic") mass at Lake Van's Akdamar island
church for clues of both challenges and opportunities in the
Turkey-Armenia relationship. The piece can be found here:
http://www.gmfus.org/cs/publications/publication_view?publication.id=1311
From: A. Papazian
by Yigal Schleifer
EurasiaNet
http://www.eurasianet.org/node/62148
Oct 14 2010
NY
As the Tamada Tales blog pointed out yesterday, one year after
Turkey and Armenia signed their "historic" normalization accords,
little good will is left between the two countries (at least on the
official level). The Turkey-Armenia reconciliation train may have
left the station after the accords were signed in Zurich last October,
but it now appears to be languishing on a God-forsaken piece of track.
In a piece for the German Marshall Fund, Turkish analyst Diba
Nigar Goksel tries to find some signs of hope in the process,
arguing that what are needed now are small, incremental
steps to get things back on track. She also looks to the
recent (yes, "historic") mass at Lake Van's Akdamar island
church for clues of both challenges and opportunities in the
Turkey-Armenia relationship. The piece can be found here:
http://www.gmfus.org/cs/publications/publication_view?publication.id=1311
From: A. Papazian