“Eckart D. Stratenschulte, the President of the European Academy of Berlin published an article “Where is Europe? Curfew in the Caucasus?” on European Circle website,” the Azg daily writes.

“It is clear that the whole world is keeping track of the developments in Japan and Libya. Other information is unlikely to draw the world’s attention,” the political analyst said and cited the March 17 article from Frankfurter Algemeine Zaeitung, saying the Azerbaijani government threatens to bombard the aircraft flying from Stepanakert’s reconstructed airport.

”Stepanakert is the capital of Nagorno-Karabakh, whose future is solved by Armenia and Azerbaijan. Now the international community can put an end to verbal signals. Of course, it would be better it deals with the problem first, as later the UN Security Council will do it. A special role of the European Union is needed, as the conflicting parties are related through the Eastern Partnership and the Black Sea economic cooperation. It is preferable the Lady Ashton wakes up before the explosion,” Stratenschulte stressed.