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Onnik Krikorian's Blog – November 2011 Archive (1)
Can the Nagorno Karabakh conflict be resolved on Facebook?
Facebook has long been a valuable tool for cross-border communication between Armenians and Azerbaijanis, especially as very few options other than meeting up in third countries such as Georgia exist. Locked into a bitter dispute over the mainly Armenian populated territory of Nagorno Karabakh, recent attempts to broker the basic principles for a final peace to end the war that raged fiercest in the early 1990s…
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