Armenia’s government approved measures to borrow a total of about $346 million from two international financial institutions, as the country’s national debt continues to grow.
Armenia’s banks restructured nearly $82 million in existing loans to local farmers, as Russia’s ongoing restrictions on trade with the country continue to bite.
Armenia’s Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged at 6.5%, citing heightened levels of geopolitical uncertainty and a significant increase in global energy prices.
Armenia needs military reform beyond buying new weapons, military expert says
Arjut village residents struggle with landfill pollution and oppose new mining waste facility
Armenia considers taxing church and returning payments to fund its programs
Pashinyan’s peace push comes amid democratic backsliding, Foreign Policy article says
France and Turkey block NATO partnership plans for Azerbaijan and Armenia, POLITICO reports
Court rejects complaint over Pashinyan’s “Why didn’t you die?” remarks