Lack of progress on Karabagh issue are further indications of Armenia's growing isolation. Caught in the upcoming parliamentary election frenzy, Armenia seems to be oblivious to the ominous developments in the area. Other nations may sacrifice their economic interests or vast territories to buy peace. Turkish foreign policy being a derivative of the US one, it does not promise any rewards for good behavior, yet it may be harsh in front of challenge or confrontation. The region has become an increasingly dangerous place to live, and Armenia needs to be aware of these alarming developments.
Turkey is in the process of becoming a regional superpower.
Armenia must take this into account. Bookmark not defined. There are curious links between Slobodan Milosevic and Cyprus. The efforts by the speaker of the Cypriot parliament, Mr Spyros Kyprianou, to secure the release in Belgrade of the three captured US airmen, which ended in failure last night, have highlighted a relationship less surprising than at first sight. The Mediterranean island has links with Serbia which go beyond a common Orthodox-Christian heritage.