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By opening the European market to Armenian goods, the EU is responding to Russian pressure — but replacing Russia will not be easy In geopolitics, fresh tomatoes, apricots and a bottle of brandy can s...
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Armenia’s prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, has presented his government’s programme for 2026–31 to parliament, outlining one of the most radical revisions of the country’s foreign policy in decades. H...
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Baku and Brussels intend to accelerate work on a new comprehensive agreement. But energy security and transport interests are bringing the two sides together far faster than trade rules, political ref...
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The 27 member states of the European Union will discuss the situation in Georgia, including the possibility of revoking the visa-free regime with this country, at the upcoming Foreign Affairs Council...
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The European Union (EU) has warned participants at the 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP 29) in Baku that any backsliding on the commitments made last year at COP 28 in Dubai regarding the transi...
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The EU purchases Russian gas amounting to double the aid given to Ukraine, according to Politico. The publication notes that 15% of imported natural gas in the EU still comes from Russia, which covers...
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The first meeting of demining experts from EU member states and the Azerbaijan Mine Action Agency (AMAA) has been held in Baku. This initiative is part of the EU's wider activities to support human...
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On Tuesday, the EU Council adopted a resolution and directive establishing common internal market rules for natural gases, LNG and hydrogen, as well as reforming the existing EU gas legislation. The n...
