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Minsk Group U.S. Co-Chair Warlick to Step Down
VIENNA, Austria (A.W.)–Ambassador James Warlick has announced his plans to resign as United States Co-Chair of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Minsk Group at the end of the year.
“I will step down as OSCE Co-Chair on Dec. 31. It has been an honor to serve in the State Department for more than 30 years,” Warlick t
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{Warlick, who will be joining Russian law firm Egorov Puginsky Afanasiev and Partners, }
A _Russian_ law firm?
Very strange: I would have thought he would have joined the Turkbaijani law firm “Aliyevoğlar and Partners”.
Good riddance…
Good riddance.
He has been inept, ineffective, biased and a mere puppet of the Administration. Other than siding with the Azeris, he has not come up with a single constructive proposal or suggestion. A total waste.
What is really surprising is that he is joining a Russian Law firm.
Hopefully Obama will defer nominating his replacement to the new administration. However, we have no idea what the Trump administration will do but hope it will be a person who has better judgement and fairer.
Vart Adjemian
Well, as anti-Armenian as James Warlick happened to be, I highly doubt that the U.S. government will select a replacement who’s more sympathetic towards the human rights of the Artsakhtsi Armenians.