Civilnet- An Armenian government spokesperson blamed Baku for rejecting an offer by Yerevan to set up a meeting between the two countries’ leaders at a major European summit.
- Russia’s ambassador to Yerevan said his country is waiting for Armenia to take “further steps” before it can establish a consulate in the strategically important Syunik region.
- The European Union’s foreign policy body confirmed the appointment of Czech diplomat Magdalena Grono as the bloc’s next special representative for the South Caucasus.
- The United States will dispatch its first resident adviser to Armenia’s Defense Ministry.
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