Civilnet- Yerevan handed a protest note to the Russian ambassador to Armenia after Russian state television aired a program critical of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
- In an unexpected move, Russia’s parliament shelved a bill that would have made Armenian driver’s licenses legally valid in the country.
- A possible meeting later this month in Brussels between Pashinyan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has been postponed.
- ‘Everything is on the table’ regarding possible sanctions on Azerbaijan, Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly said.
Court rejects Alen Simonyan’s defamation lawsuit against opposition MP Edgar Ghazaryan
‘Brotherly’ Turkey becomes a historical betrayer in Azerbaijani media narrative
Sokolov’s Armenia holdings create conflict of interest in TRIPP-linked U.S. fund, experts tell Reuters
Government paves the way for takeover of Electric Networks of Armenia: THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS
Armenia’s public pay reform would deliver biggest raises to senior officials, study finds
EU tariff relief gives Armenian exporters an opening, but major hurdles remain