Civilnet- Armenia and the EU signed a new strategic partnership agenda in Brussels, expanding cooperation on security, reforms, and resilience ahead of Armenia’s 2026 elections.
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EU tariff relief gives Armenian exporters an opening, but major hurdles remain
Russian nuclear option tests Armenia’s diversification strategy, analyst says
COP17 climate conference kicks off in Yerevan
Pashinyan sets 2031 deadline for Armenia–Azerbaijan peace treaty
Armenia’s nuclear future and Aliyev’s threats