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Armenia](https://www.theguardian.com/world/armenia), as it increases its support to the former Soviet republic in a tense political period. In a highly symbolic sequence of events, EU leaders will hold their first summit
leaders and Canada's prime minister will take partin a European Political Community(EPC) summit in the capital Yerevan. Tuesday will then see the first ever bilateral EU-Armenia
EU membership to be progressed. But the willingness of European leaders to continue to attend the summits suggests the gatherings serve a purpose. With the support of Trump, Armenia
summit in Kazakhstan on May 29, as Putin and fellow bloc members Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan issued a joint statement urging Armenia to hold a referendum on joining the EU “as soon as possible”. Membership
leaders gathered in Yerevan on Monday under the banner of the European Political Community, a body that brings together EU and non-EU countries. At the first summit between Armenia
summit in Armenia on Monday about the UK's ambitions, which further signals the government's desire for closer ties with the EU. The prime minister said the talks are aimed at strengthening Ukraine
leaders concerned over the US president’s waning interest in the [Ukraine](https://www.theguardian.com/world/ukraine) war, the prime minister will use the summit in Armenia to begin negotiations to participate in the European Union
Armenia hosted the annual summit of the European Political Community (EPC), where European leaders gathered. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was in attendance too. Once Moscow’s loyal client and member of the Russia-led Collective
EU. European leaders were quick to congratulate Pashinyan. In a message on X, the European commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, hailed his victory as evidence of “a democratic Armenia” that was “drawing ever closer
summit, expected to be held this summer, where both sides will discuss further economic and security cooperation. This morning the Times is [splashing](https://x.com/Lou_obrien19/status/2051046429234257999) on [a story](https://www.thetimes.com/article/8d77116b-f73f-4ae3-98cb-1a6f4df00b0f?shareToken=330844bb74ae45ad169e88d582b62f83) saying that
EU – something Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party describes as a “more diversified foreign policy”. But it also involves controversy, such as sacking the director of the Armenian genocide museum for giving JD Vance a book
summit in Yerevan, Armenia. Photograph: Ludovic Marin/AFP/Getty Images After talking with the European Council president, **António Costa,** Zelenskyy said they agreed that “Europe must be involved in the negotiations,” and to “have a strong voice
Armenia](https://www.theguardian.com/world/armenia), a venue chosen as a way of showing Europe’s determination to prevent the small Caucasus country from being dragged back into Russia’s orbit. It is being held against