Politics

The agenda for meetings in Washington is known

Nikol Pashinyan, Donald Trump, and Ilham Aliyev will meet in Washington today. Radar Armenia presents the agenda of the meeting in Washington, Yerevan time.

I donated a copy of the medieval illustrated manuscript of Gregory of Narek to the Museum of the Bible in Washington. Pashinyan

7 August, 20:28

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who is in Washington on a working visit, published a video on his Facebook page and wrote:

6 August, 17:55

Ararat Mirzoyan will be part of the Prime Minister's delegation in Washington

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ani Badalyan posted on her social media page.

6 August, 14:51

If Russia does not make any concessions, there will be severe sanctions. Political Scientist

According to the political scientist, if Russia, taking into account American demands, agrees to a ceasefire, Trump will not impose further sanctions. "And if it does not show flexibility and does not make any concessions, without giving up Ukraine, this will most likely be followed by severe sanctions," he said, adding that sanctions will be applied not only to Russia, but also, indirectly, to countries that rely on Russian energy.

6 August, 8:10

Pashinyan to leave for the US; trilateral meeting expected. Government

On August 7-8, Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan will pay a visit to the United States of America.

6 August, 8:02

Trump to host leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan at White House: The Washington Post

The news outlet notes that Trump boasts of his skills in brokering peace agreements around the world, and several world leaders have nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

5 August, 16:02

The President met with the Prime Minister of Georgia

Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan met with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze.

5 August, 12:32

Armenia and Azerbaijan to sign a memorandum of understanding in Washington. Middle East Eye

Azerbaijan and Armenia are expected to sign a memorandum of understanding in Washington on Friday, pledging to strive for peace, Middle East Eye reports, citing its sources.

It is not clear what Washington and Moscow will agree on regarding the South Caucasus. Vahram Atanesyan

4 August, 19:40

“Judgments about Armenia and Azerbaijan joining the ‘Abraham Accords’ are premature,” former Supreme Council of Armenia deputy Vahram Atanesyan said in an interview with Radar Armenia, referring to an interview given to Breitbart News by Steve Whitkoff, senior advisor to US President Donald Trump, back in May, in which he expressed the opinion that both countries, Armenia and Azerbaijan, are ready to join the Abraham Accords. And now, according to Reuters, this agreement is becoming a prerequisite for Azerbaijan first to normalize relations with Armenia and only then join that agreement.