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“Prime Minister Mirzoyan Discusses Partnership Agenda and Peace Agreement with EU Representative Borrell in Dubrovnik Forums”

Prime Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with EU Vice-President Josep Borrell, discussing Armenian-EU partnership, visa liberalization, and regional security. They emphasized the importance of human rights protection and a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan for comprehensive security. The return of prisoners and preservation of cultural heritage were also highlighted. Cooperation between Armenia and Azerbaijan’s business sectors was emphasized for regional development.

International Politics

“European Council Recognizes Armenia’s Strong Political Progress and Commitment to Reforms”

European Council committee accepts proposal on Armenia’s obligations. Positive evaluation of political progress. Despite challenges, Armenia pursues reforms. Praise for cybercrime efforts and justice system improvements. Follow-up on actions planned for 2023-2026. Important justice reforms included.

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“EU Prepares to Welcome Ukraine: Negotiations Set for End of June”

The EU plans to begin talks for accepting Ukraine by the end of June, according to President Charles Michel. Negotiations were delayed until after the European Parliament elections in order to avoid interference with the results.

International Politics

“Armenia’s Commitment to European Council Decisions Highlighted by German Company Director: Calls for Accountability from Local Authorities”

Armenia, following European Council’s decisions, must adhere to principles and hold authorities accountable, according to Frank Schwaben, director of a German company’s branch in Armenia. News from Armenia – NEWS.am.

International Politics

“President of European Council warns of risks for Armenia if EU expansion is hindered”

The European Union’s extension is crucial for Armenia’s future, warns Charles Michel, President of the European Council. Without an open gate for expansion, neighboring and Eastern Partnership countries risk being divided from the EU, allowing the Kremlin to gain influence. However, the accession process is complex, requiring strict fulfillment of legal and regulatory reforms by candidate countries.

Elections Politics

“President of the European Council Unveils Candidate for EU’s Foreign Policy Chief for Second Term”

President of the European Council announces candidate for EU’s foreign policy chief as Levan V. European Parliament committee to vote on June 6-9. Rules state no use of national resources during nomination process. Alexander Winterstein, Levan V.’s representative, appointed as chief of staff. Levan V.’s mandate may last a few months as position in European Council is temporary. Source: NEWS.am

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“Top Leaders to Discuss Support for Displaced Armenian Population in Brussels Summit”

Acting PM of Armenia, President of the European Council, and US Secretary of State to meet in Brussels to discuss Armenians displaced from Artsakh. Europeans for Artsakh initiative calls for financial support for welfare. EU recognized as mediator for peaceful settlement.

International Politics World News

“Prime Minister Pashinyan and European Council President Michel discuss Armenia-EU partnership and Artsakh conflict resolution, set for May 2023 talks in Brussels”

Nuclear energy and Artsakh conflict discussed in PM Pashinyan’s meeting with European Council President. Talks planned for May 2023 in Brussels. Peaceful settlement emphasized based on independence declarations. Armenia’s commitment to peace highlighted. “Roadmap for Peaceful Settlement” initiative presented. NEWS.am.

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“Prime Minister Pashinyan, President Michel, and VP Harris to Discuss Development of Armenia in Crucial Brussels Meeting”

Brussels to host meeting between Armenia’s PM Pashinyan, EU Council President Michel, and US VP Harris on April 5. Development of Armenia and cooperation with EU to be discussed.

Politics

“EU President Urges Strong Response to Russian Aggression: ‘If We Want Peace, We Must Prepare for War'”

The EU must respond to Russian aggression in Ukraine by positioning itself in the South Caucasus, according to European Council President Charles Michel. He argues for a change in the European offer to address security threats and emphasizes the need for strong deterrence. Michel’s statement comes in the wake of concerns about Russia’s military spending and its impact on European and global security. This article explores Michel’s perspective and his call for the EU to prepare for potential conflict.