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Armenia: Armenian Leader Accused of Caving in to Moscow | Mike Hitchen Online: i On Global Trends

5.11.13

Armenia: Armenian Leader Accused of Caving in to Moscow | Mike Hitchen Online: i On Global Trends: On October 24, Sargsyan signed an agreement paving the way for accession to the Customs Union, whose current members are Russia, Belarus and Kazakstan. The terms include setting up a commission to draw up a road map for the accession process, and banning any “statements or actions that run contrary to the interests of the Customs Union”...Sargsyan announced plans to join the trade bloc after talks in Moscow in early September, stunning both Armenians and European diplomats who were awaiting the signing of an association agreement and trade deal with the European Union. The two are seen as mutually exclusive. (See Armenia's Receding European Ambitions)


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