Civilnet- Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan insisted he is not changing Armenia’s foreign policy “vector,” despite fraying relations with Russia and deepening ties with Europe.
- Pashinyan and his foreign minister will not attend a summit of leaders and senior diplomats of former Soviet countries later this week, in an apparent snub to Russia.
- Tigran Avinyan, a close ally of Pashinyan, was selected by the newly elected city council to serve a five-year term as Yerevan’s next mayor.
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