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Polish President Meets EU Monitoring Mission’s Polish Observers in Yeraskh
Polish President Andrzej Duda, during his visit to Armenia, made a stop in Yeraskh to meet with Polish personnel of the European Union Monitoring Mission. This visit was not merely ceremonial—it sent a clear message: Poland stands firmly with Armenia…
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Georgia’s Opposition Lawmakers Refuse Parliamentary Mandates, Boycott Session
Tensions continue to escalate in Georgia’s political landscape following the parliamentary elections on October 26, 2024. Three opposition coalitions—Coalition for Change (11.03%, 19 mandates), United National Movement (10.17%, 16 mandates), and Strong Georgia Alliance (8.81%, 14 mandates)—have rejected the results…
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Polish President Andrzej Duda’s Official Visit to Armenia
On November 26, Polish President Andrzej Duda will make an official visit to Armenia, as announced by the Armenian President’s Office. The visit is a significant step toward strengthening Armenian-Polish relations. As part of the official agenda, the two presidents…
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France Backs Ukraine’s Right to Use SCALP Missiles Against Russia Amid Rising Tensions
France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has stated that Ukraine has the right to use long-range SCALP missiles provided by Paris against Russian targets under the principle of self-defense. In an interview with the BBC, Barrot emphasized that the weapons, supplied…
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EU Visa Liberalization Talks: A New Phase in Armenia-EU Relations
Armenia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, delivered a key speech at the “Expanding Armenia-EU Partnership” event, marking the seventh anniversary of the signing of the Armenia-EU Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Her remarks not only highlighted significant milestones in Armenia-EU…
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Protests and Detentions Escalate in Georgia Amidst Election Disputes
The ongoing political turmoil in Georgia, following the contentious October 26 parliamentary elections, highlights the deep divisions and growing tensions between the ruling Georgian Dream party, opposition coalitions, and civil society. The protests, marked by demonstrations across multiple cities and…
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EU Expands Support for Energy-Efficient Renovations in Yerevan
The European Union is advancing its efforts to promote energy efficiency in Armenia through a €10 million grant. This grant complements a €25 million loan agreement signed in November 2023 with EIB Global. The initiative aims to renovate over 100,000…
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Azerbaijan’s Russian GasWash for Europe
Azerbaijan’s gaswashing grows role in European energy markets as an alternative to Russian gas, while also exposing the potential indirect benefits Moscow gains through this arrangement, the Politico article highlights. Europe has turned to Azerbaijan as part of its strategy…
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Mbappe’s First 100 Days at Real Madrid: Struggles and Redemption Ahead?
Kylian Mbappe’s first 100 days at Real Madrid have sparked considerable debate about his adaptation to life in Spain’s capital. Despite his commendable numbers — 8 goals, 2 assists, and a UEFA Super Cup win — his performance has drawn…
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Netanyahu and Gallant Wanted by ICC for Gaza War Crimes
The issuance of arrest warrants by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas leader Mohammed Deif represents a pivotal moment in international law and accountability. This move underscores the…
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Georgia’s Post-Election Unrest: Protests, Controversies, and Legal Actions Unfold
The aftermath of Georgia’s October 26 parliamentary elections continues to stir significant unrest and controversy. The protests and legal actions following the elections reveal key issues within the nation’s political, academic, and social spheres, pointing to deep-seated tensions and governance…
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Armenia’s First EU-Standard Sanitary Landfill Under Construction for Kotayk and Gegharkunik Regions
Armenia is currently building its first sanitary landfill that meets EU standards as part of the “Solid Waste Management Program for Kotayk and Gegharkunik Regions”, implemented under an international agreement between the Republic of Armenia and the European Bank for…
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Tbilisi Protests: Police Crackdowns, Opposition Strategies, and Calls for Constitutional Review
The ongoing protests in Tbilisi over the disputed October 26 elections reflect growing tensions in Georgia’s political landscape, underscored by police crackdowns and opposition-led resistance. The developments highlight concerns about democratic governance, freedom of assembly, and media rights in the…
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AUKUS Partners Sign Landmark Hypersonics Agreement
The United States Department of Defense (DoD), alongside the Australian Department of Defence and the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MOD), has signed a groundbreaking agreement to enhance the testing of hypersonic vehicles and expedite the integration of related technologies.…
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Ukraine’s Long-Range Strikes: What Will Change and What Are the Risks?
The West’s recent decision to allow Ukraine to strike deep into Russian territory using American and European weaponry reshapes the strategic map of the war. However, this decision raises questions about its potential impact and risks, as well as whether…