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Armenia admits it cannot be in both the EU and Russia’s Eurasian Union

  • According to Azerbaijan’s ambassador to Turkey, Baku is urging the Turkish government to hold off on opening Turkey's border with Armenia. Armenia has previously accused Baku of hindering Yerevan’s normalization with Ankara.

  • Armenia’s foreign minister acknowledged that Yerevan cannot be a member of the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union and the European Union at the same time, responding to Moscow’s persistent remarks on the issue.

  • The International Commission of Jurists published a report highlighting systemic problems in Azerbaijan’s justice system, with particular focus on the trials of Armenians in Baku.

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