The European Parliament voted on Tuesday to suspend import duties on around 80 percent of Armenian exports for two years, approving the measure in Strasbourg by 583 votes to 49, with 39 abstentions. The decision clears the way for tariff-free access to the EU market for a range of Armenian goods hit by Russia's trade restrictions. The measures suspend duties on a broad range of Armenian products and establish duty-free import quotas for eight agricultural goods, including grapes, apricots, cherries, peaches, and cucumbers. They will run for two years and carry safeguards allowing the EU to act if a surge in imports harms European producers. Armenia's ambassador to the EU, Tigran...