Civilnet- Armenia signals readiness for closer relations with EU while meeting counterparts in Brussels.
- The number of EU observers on the Armenian border will increase by 50% from 138 to 209.
- Over 150 global humanitarians, Nobel Peace laureates, and leaders have signed a letter issued today urging the unconditional release of ethnic Armenians illegally held in Azerbaijan.
- Interview with Artyom Geghamyan, Director of Armenia’s International Chamber for Mining.
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