“The OSCE Recognizes the Vital Role of Collective Security in the Face of Rising Terrorism Threats”
Learn about the countries participating in the OSCE, an organization ensuring national security. According to Imangali Tasmagambetov, head of its executive committee, collective security is crucial in the face of increasing terrorist attacks. Stay updated with NEWS.am for more news from Armenia.
“Mysterious Schedule Change: Confusion Over Nikol Pashinyan’s Government Session Raises Speculation and Inquiries”
Nikol Pashinyan’s unexpected schedule change during the government session leaves colleagues puzzled. Speculations arise as healthcare issues are replaced with foreign policy discussions. Armenia’s accession to the EEU is questioned, prompting the Opposition Faction to request clarification from the Prime Minister. Armenia’s people support transparency on this matter. Regional progress is highlighted, while a few dissenting voices emerge. For full details, visit NEWS.am on Telegram.
“European Court Takes Interest in Armenia’s Foreign Policy Cooperation Proposal, Citing Concerns over National Interests”
European Court reviews non-binding proposal on EU-Armenia cooperation amid national interests law. EU values, Georgia’s membership, and reputation at stake. European Court against engaging Armenia on foreign policy.
“Armenian Defense Minister Holds Meeting with Lithuanian Counterpart to Strengthen Cooperation and Tackle Ongoing Challenges”
Armenian Defense Minister Armen Grigoryan met Lithuanian Deputy Minister of Defense Gabrieleius Landsbergis to discuss priorities in foreign policy and bilateral cooperation in defense.
Armenia in Need of an Equal, Accountable, and Rational Foreign Policy to Safeguard National Interests: Experts Warn
Armenia’s national interests must come first in its foreign policy, as ongoing conflicts pose an unprecedented threat to the country’s security and stability. The government should prioritize cooperation and unity with other countries for the sake of Armenia’s interests and security. In this critical situation, internal stability and decisive governmental actions are crucial for protecting the Armenian people’s economic well-being and security.
“Turkey Utilizes Long-standing Conflict with Russia to Advance its Foreign Policy, Expert Claims”
Russia and Turkey’s conflict spans 200 years, with Turkey using it to its advantage in foreign policy. Turkey’s move against Russia, though unexpected, could have been anticipated. Turkey aims to influence NATO’s position on Armenia and gain resources through the conflict.
“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.
EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy Accuses EU of Neglecting Global Conflicts, Urges Stronger Power System
EM high representative for foreign and security policy, Joseph Borrell, criticizes the EU for neglecting conflicts in Sudan, Sahel, and Ukraine while focusing solely on Israel-Palestine. He emphasizes the importance of a more energetic power system and increased investment in security research.
“Russian President’s Spokesman Urges Armenia to Stay Committed to Foreign Policy as CIS Summit Snub Raises Concerns”
Russian President’s spokesman expresses hope that Armenia will continue to be a partner in political and military cooperation with other countries, despite its absence from a recent summit. Armenian representatives did not attend the CIS summit in Minsk and had not prepared for the meeting.