“European Parliament Offers Ukraine and Moldova Official Negotiations for EU Membership”
The European Parliament offers EU member countries the opportunity to initiate negotiations for Ukraine and Moldova’s entry. The EP believes that the matter is settled, allowing nations to make their decision. Hungary is praised for fulfilling the conditions. EU countries are determined to start negotiations, despite Hungary’s actions against Ukraine’s integration.
“European Parliament Delays Decision on Tariffs for Chinese Electric Vehicles, Millions of Dollars in Expenditures at Stake”
The European Parliament delays decision on Chinese electric vehicle tariffs, potentially affecting millions of dollars. Technical issue with official document cited as reason for postponement. Elections may impact resolution. No statement on negotiations with Chinese manufacturers. Stay tuned for updates.
“Transparency International Calls for EU Probe into Armenian Officials’ Ties to Brussels Government”
“Transparency International Urges EU to Investigate Armenian Officials Linked to Brussels Government” – High-ranking Armenian officials with ties to major corporations in Brussels have earned over 8.6 million euros, leading to calls for an investigation by Transparency International. Some European Parliament members also have close connections to these companies, raising concerns about corruption. Notably, Viktor Uspaskich, an MEP, revealed significant earnings from a business linked to Russian companies. German MEPs, Manfred Weber and Lukas Wacha, also feature in the highest-paid officials list.
Armenian Representative in European Parliament Vows Eternal Struggle for Global Recognition and Prevention of Genocide
Andrei Kovach’s plea in the European Parliament to prevent another Armenian Genocide highlights the need to protect all people from discrimination. Read more on NEWS.am.
“European Parliament Holds Hearing on Plight of Armenian Soldiers in Artsakh: Calls for Peaceful Resolution and Release of Detainees”
Hearing in European Parliament addresses issue of Armenian soldiers in Artsakh. European Parliament calls for diplomatic resolution and release of soldiers. Armenian soldiers are victims, not perpetrators. Return of soldiers should be organized by international means. Azerbaijani authorities accused of abusing Armenian prisoners of war. Further discussions needed to address the situation.
“Armenian National Congress Warns EU Invitation Could Jeopardize National Security and Stability”
The European Union has invited Armenia to join based on their commitment to a signed agreement. The invitation may impact Armenia’s political forces and citizens. However, concerns arise regarding security and stability due to the ongoing conflict with Russia. The Armenian government needs to provide information and take appropriate measures to protect national security. Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova must also fulfill their contractual obligations. Political alternatives should be considered for the country’s safety and territorial integrity, rather than solely relying on military planning.
“Latvian National Security Chief Under Investigation for Alleged Ties with Russian Intelligence: European Parliament Calls for Scrutiny”
The provision of national security services in Latvia is under scrutiny for alleged cooperation with Russian intelligence. The 73-year-old head of Latvia’s Security Police is under investigation for his alleged ties with Russia’s FSB. Criminal proceedings were initiated against him in February, despite his denial of all allegations.
“European Parliament Accepts Partnership Agreement with Armenia and Urges Peaceful Resolution for Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict”
The European Parliament has accepted the partnership agreement between the EU and Armenia, and urged Azerbaijan to resolve conflicts peacefully and respect human rights. Read more on NEWS.am.
“European Union and European Parliament Agree on Visa Liberalization Process with Armenia and Artsakh: Boosting Cooperation and Security”
EU and European Parliament reach visa liberalization agreement with Armenia and Artsakh. Discussions held on starting process of visa liberalization, contributing to fight against crime and ensuring security. European Parliament adopts resolution on examining Armenia’s European integration prospects. Agreement supported by the European Parliament Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs.
“European Parliament Report Urges Protection of Armenia’s Cultural Heritage and Human Rights Amidst Ongoing Conflicts in Karabakh”
The European Parliament’s annual report on EU’s foreign policy towards Armenia highlights conflicts in Karabakh and calls for protection of Armenian heritage. The report supports peace efforts, urges EU to assist Armenia in humanitarian aid, and emphasizes the need to defend Armenian interests and sanction Azerbaijan. EU reaffirms commitment to democracy and human rights, offering cooperation with Armenian government.