Armenia–EU Relations
Armenia says negotiations on new Armenian–EU agenda ‘almost accomplished’
The comment was made during the fourth EU–Armenia Parliamentary Partnership Committee meeting held in Yerevan.
EU Mission in Armenia
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EU Mission in Armenia
EU approves extension of Armenia monitoring mission until 2027
The EU Mission in Armenia has been the subject of both Azerbaijani and Russian criticism since its deployment in early 2023.
Armenia–Azerbaijan Conflict
EU monitors refute Azerbaijani claim of ceasefire violation on Armenia border
The statement came after Azerbaijan accused Armenia of violating the ceasefire.
Armenia
Armenia ‘offered to withdraw EU monitors’ from delimited parts of border
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has said that Armenia offered to withdraw the EU Monitoring Mission from sections of the border with Azerbaijan that have been delimited. Pashinyan made the comments in a one-and-a-half long hour interview with the public broadcaster on 22 November. During the interview, he was asked to comment on a post on X made by Farid Shafiyev, the chair of an Azerbaijani pro-government think tank, in which he suggested there were three sticking points in the pea
Armenia
Russian border guards obstructed EU mission in Armenia
The head of the European Union Mission in Armenia (EUMA) announced on Wednesday that Russian border guards had blocked European observers from entering Nerkin Hand, in Armenia’s southern Syunik Province. The mission’s head, Markus Ritter’s announcement came on the one-year anniversary of the mission’s deployment in Armenia. Recent clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan took place around Nerkin Hand, where four Armenians were killed on 13 February. Ritter added that the EU had anticipate
