Civilnet- The European Union’s monitoring mission in Armenia has been extended for another two years with its mandate unchanged, following approval by the ambassadors of the EU member countries.
- Georgia’s foreign minister is on a visit to Armenia to deepen relations between the two countries.
- EU monitors patrol the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.
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