France Needs Armenia as an Anti-Russian Platform, Not an Equal Partner
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France needs Armenia as an anti-Russian platform, not an equal partner
French President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to Armenia from 3 to 5 May was presented in Yerevan as a major political moment — perhaps even the beginning of a “new era” in Armenia’s relationship with Europe. The timing was certainly symbolic. Armenia had become the venue for high-profile international events, hosting both the European Political Community summit and the first Armenia–EU summit. Against this backdrop, Macron’s arrival was carefu…
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has categorically rejected French President Emmanuel Macron's request to cross the land border between Armenia and Turkey at the end of his visit to Armenia, according to international media reports. Although Turkish government officials initially gave in-principle approval to the move, President Erdogan vetoed the request when it was brought to his desk and blocked the French convoy from passing through. …
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