Civilnet- Magnus Brunner, the European Union’s commissioner for internal affairs and migration, says Armenia is implementing its visa-free travel action plan “successfully and effectively.”
- Despite the war in Iran entering its third week, there are no large crowds of refugees at the Armenia–Iran border. Some travelers claim Iranian officials are only allowing foreign or dual citizens to leave for Armenia, while others say many people simply cannot afford the cost of travel.
- Anti-corruption experts raise concerns over the Armenian government’s plan to increase bonuses for state employees ahead of nationwide elections in June.
- What is happening at the Iran–Armenia border?
- EXPLAINER: Can Armenia achieve visa-free travel to the EU?
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