ANKARA: Priority In Armenian Foreign Policy: The US Or Iran?
                   
usc.edu     May 16, 2008            

PRIORITY IN ARMENIAN FOREIGN POLICY: THE US OR IRAN? Armenia is currently unable to use the northern border for transportation because it invaded part of Azerbaijan, and unable to use the western border because it still insists upon refusing to recognize Turkey's territorial integrity, relying on... [read full story]                

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