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The Armenian capital, Yerevan, will get a rare opportunity to be the center of global attention when dozens of world leaders -- and the NATO chief -- gather in the south Caucasus for two European-led summits beginning this week.

European and Canadian leaders unite in Yerevan, addressing security and defence amid U.S. withdrawal and global tensions.

European and Canadian leaders unite in Yerevan, addressing security and defence amid U.S. withdrawal and global tensions.

Two European summits are being held in a country long considered Russia's closest ally in the region.

YEREVAN — Prime Minister Mark Carney has addressed the European Political Community summit in Armenia, saying countries must take on the world as it is and not through the lens of nostalgia. Carney told the gathering that Canada is at the summit because of the “immense potential” for partnerships with Europe. The summit, which includes […]

Taoiseach Micheál Martin is in attendance at the summit where he will be meeting with multiple European leaders.

"The international order will be rebuilt ... out of Europe," said Canadian prime minister Mark Carney, in a sequel to his Davos speech.

European leaders and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney are meeting in Armenia on Monday for a European Political Community summit focused on security and geopolitical tensions as uncertainty grows…

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend the upcoming European Political Community summit in Yerevan, making Canada the first non-European nation to join the gathering. The summit will bring...

Bulgarian President Iliana Iotova and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan signed a Joint Declaration on Strategic Partnership in Yerevan on Sunday, according to the presidential press service. Both sides expressed expectations that Bulgaria’s next government will push bilateral cooperation more actively, pointing to unused potential across several sectors.