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Armenia says no immediate need to end EU observer mission

  • Bill launching process for Armenia to join European Union passes committee in its second reading, and is ready for consideration by the full parliament. 
  • Armenia is open to discuss a new mandate for the EU observer mission if a normalization agreement with Azerbaijan is signed and lasting stability is achieved, but sees no immediate need for the mission to be removed. 
  • After the Armenian national football team loses back-to-back matches to Georgia, pressure mounts on the head of its Football Federation to resign. 
  • What Turkey wants in the South Caucasus.

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