EU mission in Armenia

'Armenian authorities ready to turn page on hostility' – Magdalena Grono

Armenia-EU

February 03, 2025

EU special representative for the South Caucasus on Armenia-Azerbaijan relations, Baku’s shift in private meetings, and EU observers at the Armenian border

EU extends Armenia border monitoring mission for two more years - what does it mean?

Armenia-EU

January 30, 2025

According to political analyst Robert Ghevondyan, extending the observers' mandate along the Azerbaijan border suggests Yerevan and Baku failed to agree on removing foreign presence.

Opinion: Armenia faces challenge if EU observers leave without security guarantees

Armenia-EU

November 20, 2024

The EU observer mission patrolling Armenia's border is set to end in February 2025. Political analyst weighs the prospects for its extension

EU mission monitoring Armenia's borders with Azerbaijan opens fifth office

Armenia

September 13, 2023

Head of the mission Markus Ritter said that in the near future an operational office will also be opened in the Ararat region to monitor the territories bordering Nakhichevan

EU mission expands to contain Baku's provocations - Armenian political scientist

Azerbaijan-Armenia

June 07, 2023

The head of the EU monitoring mission announced his intention to open three new points for monitoring the border with Azerbaijan. Commentary by an Armenian political scientist

EU monitors tell Baku which section of Armenia's border will be monitored

Azerbaijan-Armenia

April 17, 2023

The head of the mission of EU observers monitoring the Armenian-Azerbaijani border said that they inform the Azerbaijani authorities in advance when and where exactly they will be

“We cannot intervene”: head of EU mission on a possible offensive by Azerbaijani Armed Forces

Azerbaijan-Armenia

March 29, 2023

Possible escalation on the Armenian border - what the EU monitoring mission can and can't do

"Attack on Baku and Moscow": a new EU monitoring mission in Armenia

Azerbaijan-Armenia

January 24, 2023

Political scientist David Stepanyan believes the new mission is a blow to Moscow and Baku