In an effort to mitigate the economic impact of Russia’s recent restrictions on Armenian imports, the European Union has approved an assistance package of more than $58 million, and Yerevan announced subsidies for exporters.
Competing political parties in Sunday’s parliamentary election present sharply different foreign policy visions ranging from closer EU integration to renewed alignment with Russia.
Court rejects Alen Simonyan’s defamation lawsuit against opposition MP Edgar Ghazaryan
‘Brotherly’ Turkey becomes a historical betrayer in Azerbaijani media narrative
Sokolov’s Armenia holdings create conflict of interest in TRIPP-linked U.S. fund, experts tell Reuters
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Armenia’s public pay reform would deliver biggest raises to senior officials, study finds
EU tariff relief gives Armenian exporters an opening, but major hurdles remain