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 Armenia's
President Robert Kocharian arrives in Key West, Florida, April 2,
2001, for another series of peace talks with President Gaidar Aliev of
Azerbaijan, in an effort to resolve their long-running dispute over
Nagorno-Karabakh. |
 Secretary
of State Colin Powell, center, talks with president Geidar Aliev of
Azerbaijan, right, and Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh, U.S. Special Negotiator
for Nagorno-Karabakh, left, during a break in peace talks between Aliev
and President Robert Kocharian of Armenia at the Harry S. Truman Little
White House Tuesday April 3, 2001 in Key West, Fla. |
 Secretary
of State Colin Powell, left, chats with President Geidar Aliev of
Azerbaijan outside the Harry S. Truman Little White House Tuesday, April
3, 2001 in Key West, Fla., during a break in a series of peace talks
between Aliev and President Robert Kocharian of Armenia. |
 Secretary
of State Colin Powell speaks to the media at the Harry S. Truman
Little White House Tuesday, April 3, 2001, in Key West, Fla., after having
met separately with presidents Geidar Aliev of Azerbaijan and Robert
Kocharian of Armenia for a series of peace talks. |
 Secretary
of State Colin Powell, left, meets with President Robert Kocharian of
Armenia at the Harry S. Truman Little White House Tuesday, April 3, 2001,
in Key West, Fla., during a series of peace talks between Geidar Aliev of
Azerbaijan and Kocharian. |
 Secretary
of State Colin Powell, left, shakes hands with President Geidar Aliev
of Azerbaijan at the Harry S. Truman Little White House Tuesday April 3,
2001, in Key West, Fla., during a series of peace talks with Aliev and
President Robert Kocharian of Armenia, not shown. |
 Ken
Clark, a worker at the Harry S. Truman Little White House in Key West,
Fla., affixes the Armenian flag, left, on a pole as the Azerbaijan flag
flies in front of him during preparations for the start of the peace talks
between presidents Geidar Aliev of Azerbaijan and Robert Kocharian of
Armenia Tuesday, April 3, 2001, in Key West. |
 U.S.
chief negotiator Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh, (L) updates media
representatives on the status of the Key West Peace Talks April 4, 2001,
with Russian negotiator Viacheslav Trubinkov, (C) and French negotiator
Ambassador Jean-Jacques Gaillarde. Delegations and the presidents of
Azerbaijan and Armenia are in Key West, Florida for another series of
talks in an effort to resolve a long-running dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh. |
 The
Key West talks between Azeri and Armenian presidents will be a step
forward towards adjustment of the Karabakh conflict. This statement was
made by the U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell in a news conference held
after his separate meetings with Azerbaijan 's Heydar Aliyev and Armenia's
Robert Kocharian. Commenting on the talks, Mr Powell said the meetings
gave him hope the conflict would be resolved on the basis of «mutual
concessions.» |
 Carey
Cavanaugh (L), U.S. special negotiator for Nagorno-Karabakh, jokes
with Geidar Aliev, President of Azerbaijan, during another series of peace
talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Key West, Florida, April 5, 2001.
This bilateral discussion took place in Aliev's waterfront suite at the
Pier House Resort in Key West. Cavanaugh and other negotiators met
separately with Armenian President Robert Kocharian just prior to his
session with Aliev. |
 Armenian
President Robert Kocharian (L) meets Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh, U.S.
special negotiator for Nagorno-Karabakh, April 5, 2001, during another
round of peace talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Key West, Florida.
The delegation is sitting at a poker table once used by former President
Harry Truman at the Harry S Truman Little White House Museum in Key West. |
 President
Robert Kocharian of Armenia, right, has a conversation with Hope
Harrison, director of European Affairs for the U.S. National Security Council,
during a sunset cruise aboard Schooner America around Key West Harbor,
Fla., Thursday, April 5, 2001. Also on the two-hour voyage were Geidar
Aliev, president of Azerbaijan, and other delegates that are participating
in a series of peace talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan. |
 Robert
Kocharian, president of Armenia, left, gets ready to depart on a
sunset cruise aboard the Schooner America Thursday, April 5, 2001, in Key
West, Fla. To the right of Kocharian are Viacheslav Trubinkov, the chief
Russian negotiator, Philippe de Suremian, a member of the French
delegation, and other unidentified delegates of the Azerbaijan-Armenia
peace talks in Key West. |
 Armenian
President Robert Kocharian (L) and President Geidar Aliev of Azerbaijan
(R) enjoy a casual conversation April 6, 2001, just prior to a final
dinner to close out the Key West Peace Talks, another in a series of
efforts to resolve a long-running dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh. |
 Robert
Kocharian, president of Armenia, checks out the fit of a sailing
jacket, provided by the captain of the Schooner America, Thursday, April
5, 2001, as he and other delegates to the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace talk
enjoy a two-hour sail around Key West Harbor. |
 Secretary
of State Colin Powell will meet Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov
in Paris next week on the sidelines of an international meeting on
Yugoslavia, the Foreign Ministry said April 5, 2001. Powell is seen during
a peace summit between Armenian President Robert Kocharian and Azerbaijan
President Haydar Aliyev at the 'Little White House' in Key West, Florida |
 Armenian
President Robert Kocharian (second from left) chats with an aide as
Azerbaijan President Haydar Aliyev (R) keeps his distance as he walks into
the "Little White House" prior to the resumption of peace talks
in Key West, Florida |
 The
Key West sunset reflect in the sunglasses of Robert Kocharian,
president of Armenia, Thursday, April 5, 2001, as he and other
delegates to the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace talk enjoy a two-hour sail
aboard the Schooner America around Key West Harbor. |
 Vice
President Dick Cheney, left, and Secretary of State Colin Powell wait
in the Oval Office of the White House as President Bush meets with the
Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan Monday, April 9, 2001 in Washington. |
 U.S.
President George W. Bush shakes hands with
Armenian President Robert Kotcharian in the Oval Office of the White House
April 9, 2001. Bush was scheduled to meet with the President of Azerbaijan
later in the afternoon. |
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