11:00 News in Brief: Armenia-EU €2.5 Billion, Transportation Reforms, Trump's Tough Demands on Iran

News from the past hour summarized and detailed.

Armenia and the EU are expanding cooperation through a €2.5 billion investment program and dialogue on visa liberalization.

Prime Minister Pashinyan has reaffirmed the strategic direction of Armenia's democratic reforms and the importance of EU support.

Parents of missing soldiers have handed a letter to Emmanuel Macron, requesting mediation for resolving issues with Azerbaijan.

A delegation from the French President has conducted special preparatory work in Yerevan before the formal start of the state visit.

Public transport fares in Yerevan have risen by 23.3%, providing additional financial resources for rolling stock.

The city’s trolleybus fleet is being supplemented with new vehicles, after which the old trolleybuses will be permanently decommissioned.

Donald Trump has demanded constraints on Iran's enriched uranium stock and limitations on Tehran's missile program.

The U.S. President has expressed dissatisfaction with the political stance of NATO member countries and the distribution of alliance funding.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has stated that the European Union needs Turkey more than Turkey needs the EU for its euro-integration.