Civilnet- Armenia’s prime minister will meet with the head of the European Union and the United States’ top diplomat next month for first-of-their-kind three-way talks.
- Armenia remains committed to nuclear power and continues to explore options to replace its current, Soviet-era plant, Nikol Pashinyan confirmed.
- France’s prime minister called on Azerbaijan to withdraw from Armenia and accused Moscow of seeking to “punish” Yerevan for its accelerating turn to the West.
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