“European Union Grants Additional 100 Million Euros to Aid Ukraine in Humanitarian Crisis”
The European Union allocates 100 million euros to Ukraine and 10 million euros to Moldova for humanitarian assistance, aiming to improve living conditions. Since the conflict began, the EU has provided 843 million euros to Ukraine. Get the latest news from NEWS.am.
“Armenia’s Parliamentary Leader Reveals Critical Border Security Challenges: Lack of Information Puts Nation at Risk”
EM viewers unaware of border situation in Armenia. Arman Rustamyan highlights need to engage with allies. “Problem intersects with Iran and Russia,” he adds.
Armenia’s Absence in CSTO and EAEU Negotiations Raises Concerns for National Security
Armenia’s absence from CSTO and EAEU negotiations raises concerns about its position in the expert council. Transforming battle lines amidst Russian-Turkish confrontation may have catastrophic consequences. Maintaining a balanced approach is crucial, avoiding harm from both sides.
“Romania Launches International F-16 Pilot Training Center with NATO and Ukraine: Boosting Military Readiness in Eastern Europe and Black Sea Region”
The new international educational center in Romania boosts cooperation and readiness among NATO partners, including Ukraine, for F-16 pilots. The US and Netherlands offer jets and simulators at the facility.
Armenia Cheers EU’s Visa Liberalization: A Positive Step Forward
Armenia welcomes EU decision on visa liberalization, calling it a positive development. Armenian Foreign Minister emphasizes the need for active collaboration to expedite the process. Discussions are underway for various visa regime options.
“European Union to Unleash 12th Package of Sanctions on Russia: What’s in Store for Moscow?”
The European Union prepares to impose the 12th package of sanctions on Russia, including personal and sectoral restrictions. The measures may impact Russian diamond producer Alrosa.
“Armenian Prime Minister Slams President’s Announcement as Unacceptable and Damaging to Relations with China”
Armenian Prime Minister criticizes meeting with Chinese ambassador, calling President’s announcement unacceptable and damaging to relations. The PM asserts constitutional violation and interference, causing public concern. PM emphasizes exclusive role of government in foreign policy.
“Armenia and Poland Strengthen Bilateral Relations: President of Foreign Relations Committee Hosts Polish Experts”
President of the Standing Committee on Foreign Relations of the National Assembly, Sargis Khandanyan, discusses enhancing bilateral relations between Armenia and Poland, highlighting the role of friendly groups. He presents the security situation in the region and the agreements reached between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The “Roadmap for Resilience” program and measures taken for displaced people from Lachin are introduced. Cooperation between Armenia and the EU is highly appreciated.
Prime Minister of Lithuania, Mateusz Morawiecki, Resigns During Historic Speech, Unveils Bold Reform Initiative
The Prime Minister of Lithuania, Mateusz Morawiecki, has resigned during his first speech at the Parliament Palace. He plans to present a reform package, as granted by President Andzej Duda.
“Water Crisis: Southern Africa Faces Alarming Shortage as Climate Change Takes Its Toll on Children”
In Southern Africa, climate change is causing a severe shortage of clean water for children, impacting their health and education. According to a UNICEF report, up to 347 million children in the region lack access to high-quality water. Natural patterns disturbed by climate change lead to water scarcity and poor management. This problem affects millions of children in the region, with Southern Africa having the highest indicator worldwide. Eastern and Central Africa also face a similar risk, with 130 million children at risk.