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Macron announces the possibility of an upcoming ceasefire in Ukraine

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia is possible in the coming weeks.

Prime Minister congratulates Kuwait's Emir and Crown Prince

25 February, 13:15

On national holidays.

25 February, 12:28

Issues related to the normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations were discussed

Alen Simonyan received a delegation led by Nils Ushakovs, Co-Chair of the EU-Armenia Parliamentary Partnership Committee.

25 February, 12:08

Trump says Putin agrees to deploy European forces in Ukraine

US President Donald Trump has said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is willing to accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine as part of a possible deal to end the three-year conflict.

25 February, 11:53

EU will not demand compensation from Ukraine

European Council President Antonio Costa said the EU will not demand natural resources from Ukraine in compensation for the aid provided.

25 February, 11:47

Lavrov to leave for Iran

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will leave for Iran on a working visit today at the invitation of Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.

25 February, 11:32

"The EU continues to be a very important partner for Armenia." Deputy Foreign Minister

The security component of our partnership is thriving.

25 February, 11:02

"The EU is interested in the "Crossroads of Peace"." Ushakovs (VIDEO)

"The EU civilian mission has helped stabilize the situation on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.

"The constitution's text should be ready by the 2026 elections." Minister (VIDEO)

25 February, 10:54

RA Minister of Justice Srbuhi Galyan addressed the steps to strengthen democracy and the rule of law at the meeting of the EU-Armenia Parliamentary Partnership Committee.

UN Security Council adopts neutral resolution proposed by the US

25 February, 10:34

The document was approved without changes. The text does not contain accusations against Russia or mentions of invasion. The war is presented as a "conflict," and the resolution does not use the term "aggressor" in relation to the Russian Federation.