“The PAP’s return to the coalition may resolve several geopolitical matters. The European Union [EU] Eastern Partnership Project’s [Lithuanian capital city] Vilnius summit will be convened in November, where Armenia is to sign the [Armenia-EU] Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement. This, in fact, may be viewed as a goodbye to the Eurasian Union.
But if PAP becomes a member in the ruling coalition and Gagik Tsarukyan [becomes] PM, we could expect just the opposite: a goodbye to European integration and a green light to the Eurasian Union,” 168 Zham daily writes.
















