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Armenian Foreign Minister Visits Turkiye After Earthquake, Rekindles Hopes for Normalisation

Armenian Foreign Minister Visits Turkiye After Earthquake, Rekindles Hopes for Normalisation

Feb 18, 2023

The Caspian Post last week published my first piece on what can be hoped are real and genuine efforts to accelerate the latest efforts to normalise relations between Yerevan and Ankara following the recent and devastating earthquake in Turkey. During the last attempt to establish diplomatic relations in the late 2000s I covered that process extensively, including working with the BBC, Al Jazeera English, and The Wall Street Journal on various stories. Looks like I’ll now be doing the same throughout 2023.

Armenia-Turkey Border opens for Humanitarian Assistance to Earthquake-Hit Adiyaman

Armenia-Turkey Border opens for Humanitarian Assistance to Earthquake-Hit Adiyaman

Feb 11, 2023

In what could possibly prove to be a milestone in relations between the Republics of Armenia and Turkey, Yerevan today sent five trucks carrying 100 tons of humanitarian assistance to its neighbour following last week’s devastating earthquake. The aid was destined for the southeastern Turkish city of Adiyaman.

At time of writing, the number of fatalities from the tragedy, which reached a magnitude of 7.8,  has already surpassed 21,000 with over 80,000 injured. A state of emergency in Turkey has been declared.

Toivo Klaar: Georgia an important bridge between Armenia and Azerbaijan

Toivo Klaar: Georgia an important bridge between Armenia and Azerbaijan

Feb 8, 2023

In an interview with the Georgian Public Broadcaster, the European Union’s Special Representative for the South Caucasus, Toivo Klaar, has stressed the importance of Tbilisi’s role in bridging the divide between its immediate regional neighbours, Armenia and Azerbaijan. This is highly welcomed and not least because some of us have long argued for the emergence of some kind of “Tbilisi Process” given  that it would be both logical and practical.