The Council of the European Union agreed on Wednesday to suspend import duties on around 80 percent of Armenian exports for 2 years, a response to the trade restrictions Russia has imposed on Armenia since the spring. It came a day after Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met President Vladimir Putin in Bishkek, where the Russian leader pressed Armenia to choose between the EU and the Eurasian Economic Union. The tariff-free access covers most of what Armenia lost to the Russian bans. The measures span almost 99 percent of Armenia's exports of fresh fruit, vegetables and plants to Russia, and more than 91 percent of beverages and spirits, according to the...