Civilnet- The European Union is supporting new Armenia–Georgia power connections and expanding infrastructure investments in Syunik as part of a deeper strategic cooperation with Armenia.
- An International Crisis Group report warns that Armenia’s push for peace with Azerbaijan risks deepening social and political tensions by marginalizing more than 100,000 displaced Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians struggling to integrate.
- Yerevan city authorities have put plans to build the long-discussed Ajapnyak metro station on hold, switching funding mid-year to purchase trolleybuses.
- The political purpose behind Baku’s ‘Western Azerbaijan’ narrative.
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