Civilnet- Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and First Lady Anna Hakobyan have separated after about 30 years in marriage.
- Yerevan may have to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to Russia if it opts for an early termination of the deal granting Moscow control over the country’s railways.
- Armenia has approved a $185 loan from the World Bank to modernize its water supply and irrigation services.
- Foreign election interference and Armenia’s political future.
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