EU decision launching EUPM Armenia and amending its establishment decision
Council Decision (CFSP) 2026/1711 launches the European Union Partnership Mission in Armenia and amends Decision 2026/894.
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Council Decision (CFSP) 2026/1711 launches the European Union Partnership Mission in Armenia and amends Decision 2026/894.
Joint declaration on deepening cooperation across political, economic, security and cultural fields.
Joint declaration adopted at the first bilateral summit in Yerevan.
Decision (CFSP) 2026/894 establishes EUPM Armenia, distinct from EUMA.
Institutional public notice concerning the preliminary-objections hearing in PCA Case No. 2023-65.
Announces the preliminary-objections hearing scheduled for 7–8 April 2026 and arrangements for public access.
Procedural order identified in the official public docket.
Sets the procedural timetable for the preliminary-objections phase.
Outlines the proposed operational framework for regional connectivity through Armenia.
The two governments announce publication of the implementation framework.
Addresses whether preliminary objections are to be considered separately from the merits.
Sets time limits for a second round of written pleadings.
Sets time limits for a second round of written pleadings.
Joint agenda extending cooperation priorities under the EU–Armenia partnership.
Reports the hearing on bifurcation held on 16 October 2025.
Party response to Azerbaijan’s opposition to bifurcation.
Decision MC.DEC/1/25 adopted on 1 September 2025; the source landing page was published on 15 September.
Initialed on 8 August and published on 11 August 2025. Initialing does not itself establish signature, ratification or entry into force.
Declaration signed on 8 August 2025 concerning the Washington meeting, peace process and regional connections.
Party submission opposing separate consideration of preliminary objections.
Armenian domestic law announcing the start of an accession process.
Determines which preliminary objections will be considered in a separate phase.
Sets out principles and fields of bilateral strategic cooperation.
Examines Azerbaijan’s preliminary objections concerning jurisdiction and the scope of the racial-discrimination convention.
Fixes the time limit for the respondent’s Counter-Memorial.
Examines Armenia’s objections concerning temporal jurisdiction and claims involving landmines and alleged environmental harm.
Fixes the time limit for the respondent’s Counter-Memorial.
Published answers discuss CSTO participation and possible future steps.
Framework governing the joint work of the Armenian and Azerbaijani commissions.
Establishes the initial procedural timetable.
Reports the procedural conference held on 12 April 2024 at the Peace Palace.
Adopts the tribunal’s Rules of Procedure, annexed to the order.
The official transcript records the announced freezing of participation in the CSTO.
Adopts Rules of Procedure and a procedural timetable, included in the linked publication.
Reports the first procedural meeting held on 12 January 2024.
Addresses safe return, departure, remaining residents and personal or property records following the events of September 2023.
Foreign Minister’s communication refers to jurisdiction accepted from 10 May 2021.
Addresses Armenian sovereignty, displacement of Karabakh Armenians, return, border delimitation and regional connections.
Ratification law and jurisdiction declaration identified in the ICC’s official accession package.
PACE’s report describes the decree announced on 28 September 2023.
Official party account of the ceasefire terms and their announced implementation.
Records the parties, tribunal appointment, registry arrangements and initial procedural framework.
Declines to modify the 22 February order and reaffirms the provisional measure indicated in it.
The mediator’s public account addresses territorial integrity, the border, connectivity and humanitarian issues.
Official register of Azerbaijan v. Armenia under Article 27 of the Energy Charter Treaty; includes links to public procedural materials.
Rejects Azerbaijan’s new request for provisional measures and notes that the 2021 measures remain in effect.
Directs Azerbaijan to take measures at its disposal to ensure unimpeded movement along the Lachin corridor.
Council Decision (CFSP) 2023/162 defines the civilian mission’s mandate.
Official register of the inter-state environmental arbitration brought by Azerbaijan against Armenia.
Confirms Turkish notification concerning direct air cargo following the July 2022 talks.
Examines Armenia’s request to modify the 2021 measures and reaffirms the measures previously indicated.
Refers to the UN Charter, the 1991 Alma-Ata Declaration, border delimitation and an EU civilian mission.
Statement concerning third-country land-border crossings and direct air cargo.
Statement on normalization talks and continuation without preconditions.
Addresses protection of detainees, prevention of racial hatred and protection of Armenian cultural heritage.
Addresses prevention of racial hatred against persons of Azerbaijani national or ethnic origin and non-aggravation of the dispute.
Addresses implementation of earlier statements, border stability, a delimitation commission and transport links.
Presidential remembrance statement explicitly describing the destruction of Ottoman Armenians as genocide.
Provides for a trilateral working group and work towards unblocking regional economic and transport links.
The statement contains provisions on the ceasefire, territories, peacekeepers, the Lachin corridor, displaced persons and communications.
The Senate resolution concerns official recognition and remembrance of the Armenian Genocide and education about it.
The House resolution concerns remembrance of the Armenian Genocide, rejection of denial and education about it.
Records the Security Council discussion and the president’s announcement concerning termination of the ratification procedure.
The agreement establishes a framework for political dialogue, sectoral cooperation and trade relations.
Authorises signature of the agreement on behalf of the EU and provides for provisional application of parts of it.
Resolution commemorating the genocide of Armenians and other Christian minorities in 1915–1916 and addressing Germany’s historical responsibility.
Constitutional text adopted by referendum on 6 December 2015.
Examines the complaints of displaced Azerbaijani applicants concerning homes and property in the Lachin district.
Examines an Armenian applicant’s complaints concerning access to his home, property and relatives’ graves in Gulistan.
The presidential letter announces the decision to recall both protocols from the Armenian National Assembly’s agenda.
Treaty and annexes setting Armenia’s accession terms and transitional provisions.
Sets out proposed steps and a timetable for opening the border, cooperation and an intergovernmental commission.
Signed protocol setting out provisions for establishing diplomatic relations and principles concerning the common border.
Publishes the co-chair countries’ outline of proposed settlement principles.
Establishes 24 April as a day of action for tolerance and respect between peoples in remembrance of the Armenian Genocide.
Historical constitutional edition following the referendum of 27 November 2005.
House motion acknowledging the Armenian Genocide of 1915 and condemning it as a crime against humanity.
Protocol and accession package governing Armenia’s WTO membership.
Adopted motion calling on the Canadian government to recognize the Armenian Genocide and designate 24 April a remembrance day.
Law 2001-70 of 29 January 2001 publicly recognizes the Armenian genocide of 1915.
The institutional archive records Armenia’s accession on 25 January 2001.
Sets out the Assembly’s recommendation and Armenia’s accession commitments.
Records Armenia’s position on the chairman’s Nagorno-Karabakh statement.
Sets out the chairman’s proposed settlement principles and records Armenia’s lack of consent.
Earlier partnership framework preceding the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement.
The Constitutional Court publishes the original constitutional edition adopted by referendum on 5 July 1995.
Parliamentary declaration condemning the perpetrators of the destruction of Armenians and recognizing 24 April as a remembrance day.
Provides for cessation of hostilities from 12 May 1994.
Appeals for a ceasefire and further agreement. This protocol is distinct from the ceasefire that took effect on 12 May.
Condemns ceasefire violations and addresses withdrawal of forces from Zangelan, Goradiz and other areas.
Supports consolidation of the ceasefire and implementation of the Minsk Group’s adjusted timetable of urgent steps.
Addresses the seizure of Agdam, withdrawal of forces and continued negotiations within the CSCE Minsk process.
Calls for an end to hostilities and withdrawal of occupying forces from Kelbadjar and other recently occupied areas.
Founding collective-security treaty signed in Tashkent.
Establishes a negotiation framework for the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
The General Assembly decides to admit the Republic of Armenia to membership of the United Nations.
The Security Council recommends that the General Assembly admit Armenia to UN membership.
The Armenian president’s declaration was made in connection with the application for UN membership.
Declaration concerning the CIS and relations between participating former Soviet republics.
Adopted on 23 September following the referendum of 21 September 1991; these are distinct dates.
The government’s historical overview records the referendum and its broad result.