AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEU Pivot Talks: Armenia is moving faster toward the EU, with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan saying Yerevan plans to apply soon and then seek a roadmap before any referendum—while Russia warns Armenia can’t pursue EU membership and keep EAEU benefits. Diplomatic Friction: Russian officials hit back at Yerevan’s sanctions rhetoric and criticized statements about welcoming Russians avoiding mobilization, calling them provocative. SCO in Bishkek: Armenia’s leadership is set to engage at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, where Modi is also expected to meet Putin and Xi, underscoring how Armenia is balancing major powers. Humanitarian Spotlight: Azerbaijan marked the International Day of the Disappeared, repeating calls for Armenia to provide information on missing persons; the dispute remains tied to decades of uncertainty. Court Case in Armenia: The criminal case against Narek Karapetyan and Alik Aleksanyan has reached the Anti-Corruption Court, with bail set and travel restrictions reported. Economy Watch: Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan outlined growth potential (5–5.5%) and a plan for a sharp agricultural production jump, while the government also assessed risks from possible Russian gas price changes.
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