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Armenian President Robert Kocharian. Source: www.president.am

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Parliamentary elections in Armenia and constitution of a new government

Parliamentary elections in Armenia took place on 12.5.2007. 131 seats are distributed in the elections; 90 seats according to parties’ candidate lists and 41 in one-mandate districts. The minimum limit of votes for political parties to obtain seats in parliament is 5 percent and 7 percent for coalitions. 22 political parties and 1 coalition took part in the elections. Almost 60 % of registered voters…

Map of Nagorno-Karabakh. Source: globalsecurity.org

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Nagorno-Karabakh on the international stage

Problem of Nagorno-Karabakh has historical roots in the ancient azer-armenian antagonism. Military conflict which had begun in 1988, culminated during the collapse of the Soviet Union when Karabakh took advantage of the Law on debarkation from the Soviet Union in order to announce its independence. The problem became one of international issues by creation of the Minsk Group at the Conference…

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The CIS peacemaking forces in Georgia in the context of bilateral relations of RF and Georgia

Ever since RF and Georgia came to their existence, the relations in between them have been tense and complicated. The analysis of the relations in the sphere of foreign policy, security problems and economy shows that the scale of problems can be systemized and classified into several groups. In the sphere of foreign relations, the most important is the question of the foreign-political orientation of Georgia mainly…