July 25, 2010

After Kosovo, Where Next?

Amanda Paul, Today's Zaman

AP Photo

If it's possible for the Kosovar Albanians, why not for the Karabakh Armenians?

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TAGGED: India, China, Hashim Thaci, Romania, Russia, International Court of Justice, Serbia, Kosovo

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