Civilnet- Armenia and Turkey aim to open their border to third-country citizens and diplomatic passport holders before the start of this year’s tourist season, according to Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan.
- The European Union civilian mission in Armenia will start its border monitoring work next week, with Germany announcing that German police officers will also take part.
- The Armenian search and rescue team deployed to areas of southern Turkey devastated by last week’s earthquake have returned to Yerevan. A separate team deployed to Syria returned earlier this week.
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