AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEU Visa Liberalization: Armenia says it has completed 41 of 72 reforms under the EU Visa Liberalization Action Plan, with more assessments planned by EU missions later in 2026. Energy & Transit: Armenia is weighing alternatives to Russian gas and linking the discussion to TRIPP and possible future supply options, while also pushing electricity exchange capacity with Georgia up to 1,050 MW. EU vs EAEU Strategy: PM Nikol Pashinyan argues Armenia needs the EU and EAEU “equally” until a clear alternative emerges, and reiterates EU membership would be decided via referendum after preparations. Armenia-Ukraine Ties: Pashinyan and Zelenskyy spoke by phone, with both sides stressing closer cooperation as Russia-Armenia tensions linger. Church-State Pressure: The World Council of Churches backs the Armenian Apostolic Church, warning against state interference in internal church matters as legal cases against Catholicos Karekin II continue. Parliament & Politics: A new dispute over Catholicos’ case and ongoing opposition moves in Gyumri highlight rising political friction. Regional Watch: Separately, the US signals tougher economic pressure on Iran, including possible measures reaching beyond Tehran.
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