Civilnet- A number of banks in Armenia, as well as in Georgia and several Central Asian countries, stopped processing international money transfers via Russia’s Unistream.
- Armenia’s economic activity index, a measure closely corresponding to GDP growth, grew by more than 11% in the first half of the year.
- Armenia’s 1,000 biggest companies paid more than $2 billion in taxes from January through June. Firms involved in mining, energy, tobacco production, and banking dominated the top taxpayers list.
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