In a resolve that has long kept Caucasus watchers on tenterhooks, Armenia has decided to sing in the world’s most anti-Armenian metropolis, Baku, at the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest , an unbridled fest of pop and oompah-oompah.
Ever since Azerbaijan won the put to host Europe's main music powwow, the big question has been whether or not next-door Armenia would opt to send singers to the event. After the Nagorno-Karabakh war, the bloodiest of the tack-Soviet world's conflicts, many Armenians and Azerbaijanis can barely stand the sight of one another.
Although Azerbaijan promised a secure, open-to-all show, safety concerns persisted in Armenia. Now the two countries have an opportunity to rise above their endless feud and express a positive message. Or, at the very least, to shelve the conflict for a few, brief, sequin-studded minutes.
Granted, the contest is unthinkable to resolve the deep-running grievances over the still-smoking Karabakh fight. Yet with the right act, it could help break the ice.











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