Foreign policy & security

Pashinyan: In 20 years, I see Armenia as part of the EU

Foreign policy & security. Photo: www.primeminister.am, cropped
Photo: www.primeminister.am, cropped

Speaking at a discussion at the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) in Dublin, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that in 20 years he sees Armenia as part of the European Union. According to him, Armenia and Turkey are very close to establishing diplomatic relations and fully opening their borders. Pashinyan noted that Armenia pursues a balanced foreign policy and does not wish to distance itself from any partner.

Coverage timeline

First to report: Radar Armenia08:46Balanced

Pro-government 3 / 6 First: Public TV news (H1 / Lurer), 30 min later
Balanced 8 / 13 First: Radar Armenia, 08:46
Opposition 11 / 21 First: Oragir.news, 55 min later

Foreign outlets: 8, first: RIA Novosti, 09:12

Timeline as a list
  1. Radar Armenia (Balanced)
  2. RIA Novosti (Foreign)
  3. Public TV news (H1 / Lurer) (Pro-government)
  4. Caliber.az (Foreign)
  5. Interfax (Foreign)
  6. APA (Foreign)
  7. Factor (Balanced)
  8. Sputnik Armenia (Foreign)
  9. Oragir.news (Opposition)
  10. Report.az (Foreign)
  11. Alphanews.am (Opposition)
  12. Haykakan Zhamanak (Armtimes) (Pro-government)
  13. Tert.am (Opposition)
  14. News.am (Opposition)
  15. Ararat News (Balanced)
  16. Past / Pastinfo (Opposition)
  17. Armlur / Joghovurd (Opposition)
  18. Mamul.am (Balanced)
  19. Kommersant (Foreign)
  20. 168 Zham (Opposition)
  21. TASS (Foreign)
  22. Panorama (Opposition)
  23. Civic.am (Pro-government)
  24. Golos Armenii (Opposition)
  25. CivilNet (Balanced)
  26. Aravot (Balanced)
  27. Iravunk (Opposition)
  28. Shant TV / Shantnews (Balanced)
  29. Infocom (Balanced)
  30. Yerevan.Today (Opposition)

All sources

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