Pashinyan announces Armenia will soon submit its EU membership application
Armenia's Prime Minister stated that the process will begin in the near future, with a referendum to follow once Brussels responds and a "roadmap" is prepared. Yerevan is openly moving toward Europe, despite calls from its Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) partners.
Pashinyan says he would welcome Armenia's expulsion from the CSTO
Yerevan froze its participation in the organization back in 2024. In response, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov noted that Armenia is free to leave the bloc on its own. Both sides now effectively acknowledge the rupture with the CSTO as a fait accompli.
Britain hands Kyiv classified blueprints for Storm Shadow/SCALP missiles
During his first foreign visit, Prime Minister Burnham provided data to help Ukraine establish its own missile production in partnership with France. London is betting on a long-term military partnership rather than one-off deliveries.
Pashinyan proposes that Russia sell its concession on the Armenian railway to a third party
The Prime Minister cited the risk of losing the opportunity to integrate into international rail networks. Yerevan is methodically stripping away another strategic asset from Russian control.
United States removes Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism
Also struck from the terrorism list is the group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (banned in Russia). Washington continues to legitimize the new Syrian authorities.
AI-95 gasoline becomes scarce in Russia — fuel available at only 22% of filling stations
Of 26,098 operating filling stations, only 5,620 are selling this grade of gasoline. The country's fuel crisis is taking on a systemic character.
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