US EditionArmenia Gets Time In The Spotlight As European Leaders Gather In Yerevan
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The Prime Minister of Armenia gathered more politicians in one day than a dictator in six months.
Yerevan Hosts Landmark EU Summits as Armenia Pivots Toward the West
Armenia is currently hosting two unprecedented summits in Yerevan, signaling a major geopolitical shift in the South Caucasus. On Monday, over 30 European leaders gathered for the European Political Community (EPC) summit, joined by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. As the first non-European leader to attend, Carney urged closer cooperation against “strongman politics,” stating that nations are not destined to submit to a “brutal and insular …
Armenia will receive over forty European government leaders and EU top officials on Monday and Tuesday. Their arrival is a welcome signal for the Armenian Prime Minister...
The Prime Minister of Serbia, Đuro Macut, is participating in the summit of the European Political Union (EPZ) in Yerevan, after Serbia canceled its participation in European meetings on two occasions.
In Yerevan, a major summit of the European Political Community brought together some forty countries, including leaders like Volodymyr Zelensky and new partners such as Canada, reflecting a dynamic of opening up the continent. Armenia sought to strengthen its European ties, particularly through closer relations with the European Union and France, while [...]
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