Civilnet- Armenia renewed its call for the Eurasian Economic Union to form an integrated energy market, a prospect opposed by Russia and other energy-rich members of the trade bloc.
- Prosecutors dropped charges against most suspects in a probe into alleged government corruption involving Synergy, one of Armenia’s leading tech firms. Former Economy Minister Vahan Kerobyan and Synergy CEO Ashot Hovanesian remain charged.
- Armenia’s reliance on remittances from Russia, historically the top destination for the country’s labor migrants, has dropped sharply since the war in Ukraine began in 2022.
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