Opinion: Armenia faces challenge if EU observers leave without security guarantees
The EU observer mission patrolling Armenia's border is set to end in February 2025. Political analyst weighs the prospects for its extension
The EU observer mission patrolling Armenia's border is set to end in February 2025. Political analyst weighs the prospects for its extension
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Abgar Budaghyan, head of Armenia's USAID Energy Security Program, outlined steps needed to achieve higher level of energy independence.
Themes discussed include Geneva Talks, the false "second front" narrative, some promising developments between Armenia and Azerbaijan
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