Civilnet- Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says his country and Armenia are expected to take symbolic steps toward normalization in early 2026.
- Armenia expects to receive €20 million in EU security assistance after Hungary lifted its veto, paving the way for renewed support under the European Peace Facility.
- Armenia says the ‘Trump Route’ project differs fundamentally from Azerbaijan’s proposed ‘Zangezur corridor’, rejecting Iran’s security concerns. Russia has also signaled an interest in consulting on the initiative.
- U.S. Ambassador to Armenia on ‘Trump Route’ and border security, English, Armenian.
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