16 марта: Глава политического отдела Представительства Европейского Союза в Армении, Онно Симонс, подтвердил, что предстоящие парламентские и президентские выборы станут испытанием для Армении, и будут определять будущее отношений между этой страной и ЕС.

Выступая для прессы в четверг в Ереване, дипломат напомнил, что при реализации программы Восточного партнерства ЕС руководствуется политикой "больше за большее."

Если выборы не будут соответствовать европейским и международным стандартам, или, если "все пойдет так плохо, что Армения не пройдёт тест", в соответствии со словами Симонса, отношения между Арменией и ЕС больше не будут улучшаться.

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