The country’s government refuted reports that it had requested help to deal with the protesters Anti-government protests in Armenia’s capital city of Yerevan continued on Thursday, while the authorities have claimed that outside help is not needed to deal with the unrest.

The former president says the country will still be viewed as financially reliable The potential move by Washington to stop Russia’s debt payments to US investors will not impact the country’s financial reputation, the deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council and former president, Dmitry Medvedev, wrote on his Telegram channel on Thursday.

The inability to agree on the latest round of restrictions on Russia shows that Brussels may soon reach its limits, Euractiv reports The failure of EU member states to agree on a Russian oil embargo indicates that the bloc is reaching the limits of its ability to impose financial sanctions on Moscow, an EU diplomat…