Former Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian condemned the Turkey-Armenia protocols on Tuesday, subjecting Armenia's fence-mending agreements with Turkey to harsh criticism and saying that Yerevan is giving the Turks "everything they have wanted for 17 years" and gaining very little in return.

YEREVAN (RFE/RL)-Former Armenian Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian questioned successive Armenian governments' commitment to "European values" such as democracy and human rights...

YEREVAN-Through his Civilitas Foundation, former Armenian Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian issued his perspective on the recent suspension of the Armenia-Turkey protocols. We present his statement below:

Former Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian urged the Armenian government to raise the bar in its negotiations around the Karabakh conflict resolution, saying current policies fundamentally differ from that of his administration.

The below is based on a presentation given by Armenia's former foreign minister Vartan Oskanian at international conference on Armenia-Turkey Relations and the Nagorno Karabakh Conflict sponsored by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, which took in Stepanakert on July 10 and 11.

NEW YORK (A.W.)- Armenia's former Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian spoke on Thursday, June 18 at Fordham University Law School on the ongoing developments in Armenia's talks with the Turkish government.

The dramatic collapse of the Turkish-Armenian normalization agreements has vindicated opponents of Armenian President Serzh Sarkisian's policy of rapprochement with Turkey, according to a think-tank led by former Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian.

We are at a crossroads in our history. We have on the table the first bilateral document that the independent sovereign Republic of Armenia intends to sign with the Republic of Turkey. This is an unprecedented process that is far-reaching and irreversible.