"When they say we agree on compromise, they mean back to before 1988. It's not a solution," says Caucasus Institute Director, Alexander Iskanderian about the Azeri solution to the Karabakh conflict. He also says about finding a compromise, "It's not about the Karabakh conflict, it's about the changing of Armenian and Azerbaijani societies."

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