Civilnet- Armenian prosecutors are seeking to transfer the Yerevan building that serves as the permanent representation of the former Nagorno-Karabakh Republic back to the state.
- Major Jewish organizations have not publicly responded after Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev claimed that former Nagorno-Karabakh officials recently sentenced in Baku committed crimes worse than those of the Nazis, remarks commonly viewed as diminishing the gravity of the Holocaust.
- Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan told the UN Human Rights Council that Yerevan remains committed to democratic reform, genocide prevention and regional peace, while raising concerns about detainees held in Baku.
- Decades after earthquake, Gyumri lives in the shadow of “domiks”.
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