A Russian-American entrepreneur with extensive business interests in Armenia has been appointed as chair of a U.S. State Department enterprise fund that will oversee more than $200 million in investments into the so-called “Trump Route.”
Birth rates in Armenia continue to decrease, affecting the country’s long-term demographic outlook, according to Social Affairs Minister Arsen Torosyan.
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Pashinyan sets 2031 deadline for Armenia–Azerbaijan peace treaty
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Land swap with Baku could resolve enclaves issue, Pashinyan says