Civilnet- Residents of Armenia’s northeastern Tavush region and their supporters continued their march to Yerevan, demanding an end to border delimitation work with Azerbaijan.
- Armenia and Azerbaijan’s top diplomats will meet in Kazakhstan for talks later this week.
- Armenia and Hungary will open embassies, after years of frosty relations.
- Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will not attend Russian President Vladimir Putin’s inauguration in Moscow this week, a close political ally confirmed.
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