“Of course, the European prospect is on the table, and Armenia will decide for itself,” she said.

“We hope that I will have the opportunity to visit Azerbaijan in 2028, when the European Political Community summit is held there,” he said.

European Parliament member Miriam Lexmann has praised a strong cross-party resolution supporting Armenia’s democracy and elections.

Armenia and FAO have signed a partnership framework focusing on sustainable agriculture, climate resilience, and rural development.

EU funding boosts Armenia’s education reforms, supporting infrastructure, teacher training, and modern learning systems.

It was also stated that claims in the resolution regarding the return of Armenians to the Karabakh region are “completely unfounded.”

Azerbaijan has decided to suspend cooperation with the European Parliament, citing objections to a recent resolution it considers biased.

Activists plan rallies in Yerevan and Gyumri during EU-related summits, demanding the return of Armenian detainees.

At the same time, no water had been released from the lake through the canal of the Hrazdan Hydropower Plant.

According to the statement, the European Parliament has sent a clear signal that the elections must be free, fair, and competitive.

Yerevan’s Golden Apricot film festival returns in July, bringing acclaimed international films and renowned cinema figures to Armenia.

An Armenian political party plans to submit evidence of alleged Azerbaijani interference in upcoming elections to the EU.

Armenia’s foreign minister calls for focusing on future priorities, highlighting peace efforts and regional connectivity.

Armenia reiterated its commitment to nuclear non-proliferation at the UN, highlighting disarmament efforts.

Armenia and India consider deeper defense ties, including joint development and possible local production of military equipment.

Armenian Apostolic Church condemns statements defending the destruction of cultural heritage.

Within this framework, the Committee increases assistance to Armenia compared to last year under two programs.

Opposition leader reacts to detentions of allies, insisting his party retains broader support and will prevail in parliamentary elections.

“Our response should be based on the agreements that are recorded on paper and made public,” he said.

European Parliament reaffirms support for Armenia’s reforms, elections, and resilience.

“The list of participants has not yet been finalized. His participation will become clear in the coming days,” an EU official said.

The Prosperous Armenia Party would receive 7.5%, Wings of Unity 4.2%, and the Democracy, Law and Discipline party 3.1%.

“In a democratic country, it is always before elections, because the day after elections is already before the next elections,” he said.

Authorities say logistics issues caused shortages, while new deliveries through Lars are expected to significantly ease market pressure.

“There are people who speak on this topic without understanding what they are saying or for what purpose,” he said.

“I expect all members of the European Political Community, yes, including the president of Ukraine,” he said.

The government has approved granting customs duty exemptions for imports within the framework of this priority investment project.

The agreement is expected to significantly increase the competitiveness of EAEU goods in the Indonesian market.

The report notes that while the country maintains a diverse media landscape, it remains highly polarized.

Nearly 30 Armenian rights groups appeal to EU leaders to act urgently for the release of detainees held in Baku ahead of key summits.