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A Frozen Conflict or a Frozen Peace Process?

Twenty years after the Russian-brokered ceasefire following the Karabakh War, Armenia and Azerbaijan seem to be farther apart in their respective positions at the negotiation table. Thomas de Waal, a specialist in the South Caucasus and author of “Black Garden: Armenia and Azerbaijan Through Peace and War” spoke to CivilNet about the recent tensions at the border, potential restructuring of the mediation process, the Nato Summit and the prospects for peace.

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