All races, ethnicities, religions, gay/straight, CIS/trans, neurodiversity affirmative. If you can rock with us: You are one of us.
Follow Onionfarms/Kenneth Erwin Engelhardt
          

Find member

Community Featured Submissions

June 17, 2025: Gas Station Heroin

June 17, 2025: Imagine having a chimpanzee pick your nose

June 17, 2025: Soyteen Liker's Blog

June 17, 2025: Sodas

June 17, 2025: Recorded phone call with our friendly neighborhood stalker from Chattanooga: Ashley Hutsell Jankowski

June 17, 2025: Britney Spears Dances on a Boat in Teeny Bikini for Latest Instagram Video

Projects/Repair Work Needed

Onion Logo (Mobile Settings): Status: Mostly Resolved(June 14, 2025)

Onion Logo setting on same line as nav settings (like Kiwifarms)Status:(Not Yet Started)

Badges project: For starting threads that go viral: Status:(Not Yet Started) - June 14, 2025

Blocking Plugin: Status:(Almost Ready -Testing on local server) - June 14, 2025

Text Issue: No difference between bolded text and regular text: Status: Fixed -June 14, 2025

Turkiye Turkey and Armenia Sign Landmark Legislation to Normalize Relations

Turkey and Armenia.jpg


Turkey and Armenia sign accords to restore diplomatic relations and open borders after almost a century of hostility towards each other.

The two countries worked together for a series of protocols to follow after six weeks of negotiations mediated by Switzerland. The agreement was signed by Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu and the Armenian Foreign Minister Eduard Nalbandian. The agreements must still be approved by each country officially.

The ceremony was attended by US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, European Union Foreign policy chief Javier Solana and French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner.

The long standing dispute between Turkey’s ally Azerbaijan and Armenia over the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh has gotten in the way of the two countries trying to reconcile. Turkey sided with Azerbaijan and cut ties with Armenia as it sided with its ally Azerbaijan over the ongoing war in that area. Talks between the two countries on October 9th did not resolved the issue.

Azerbaijan is pissed and said no deal until Armenian forces withdraw from the disputed territory: https://www.rferl.org/a/Azerbaijan_Rejects_ArmeniaTurkey_Deal/1848733.html

Azerbaijan claimed that normalizing relations between the two countries before the withdraw of Armenian forces would be against the interests of the country.

The OSCE (Organization for the Security and Cooperation of Europe) was also present and welcomed the historic agreement between the two countries.

Source: https://www.rferl.org/a/Turkey_Armenia_To_Sign_Landmark_Agreement_To_Normalize_Ties/1848293.html
 
Back
Top Bottom