According to voters' lists published by the Central Elections Commission 5,192,042 are included in the revised voters lists ahead of the presidential election on 11 April

"The convergence in the timing of key political processes in Armenia and Azerbaijan has heightened interest in Armenia regarding Azerbaijan's domestic developments", writes Benyamin Poghosyan in this op-ed

The EU wants to make a positive contribution to resolving the conflicts, using its soft power and working through the existing international mechanisms, Toivo Klaar told a policy dialogue in Brussels on Monday. The event was organised by the EPC and LINKS

"These latest developments underline the need for additional measures to ensure transparency and improve confidence", the spokesperson of the European External Action Service said in a statement

There was a sharp reaction by the Georgian authorities over the weekend at the news that Georgian citizen Archil Tatunashvili died whilst being detained by the security force of the self-declared republic of South Ossetia, overnight on February 22-23.

There is much to be said in favour of the call for the EU to have a kick-ass capability in the conduct of its foreign policy, but soft power should remain the Union's tool of choice, argues Dennis Sammut in this commentary

Toivo Klaar held talks with South Caucasus leaders over the last days to discuss ongoing international and regional issues and bilateral relations

During the meeting, issues related to relations between Armenia and the European Union, and the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict were discussed

Armenian media sources say that 20 year old Grigor Yeghoyan was killed on Thursday morning as a result of Azerbaijani fire.

The Partnership Priorities will guide EU financial assistance to Armenia until 2020. For that period, the EU has earmarked around €160 million for Armenia to invest, among other areas, in education and innovation