“Aravot” notes that both the government and the opposition camps in Armenia have seized upon the Moscow declaration to claim that their Karabakh-related forecasts are materializing. The paper says the opposition will use the document to again accuse Serzh Sarkisian of surrendering Karabakh to Azerbaijan. The authorities, for their part, claim the opposite. “The reason for these diametrically opposite interpretations lies in the content of the declaration,” comments the paper. “It is written in a diplomatic jargon whose ambiguous formulations leave it open to differing interpretations,” it says. “Everything depends on the interpreter and their interests.”

http://www.armenialiberty.org/press/press/en/2008/11/DFD1C793-128A-47A3-B5E2-724AFEE03DFD.ASP

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*** Co-Chairs of OSCE Minsk Group to hold news conference tomorrow ***

VIENNA, 5 November 2008 - The Co-Chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group, which deals with the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, will hold a news conference in Vienna tomorrow.

The Co-Chairs are Ambassador Yuri Merzlyakov of Russia, Ambassador Bernard Fassier of France and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Matthew Bryza of the United States.

Journalists are invited to attend the news conference at 16.45, on Thursday, 6 November, in Segmentgalerie I of the Hofburg Congress Centre.

For admittance to the Hofburg Congress Centre, please bring your OSCE press badge or a valid press card to the security desk (main entrance from the Heldenplatz). Parking is available for the press during the event in the OSCE-reserved parking area on Heldenplatz. Temporary parking permits must be collected from the security desk.

http://www.osce.org/item/34750.html