- The Armenian government plans to extend its program of monetary support for people forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh through the end of the year.
- Armenia’s parliament ratified regulations for the operation of the European Union border monitors in the country.
- An Artsakh advocacy group said it welcomes the European Parliament’s passage of a resolution affirming Armenians’ right to return under international protection.
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