Civilnet- It remains unclear if the top diplomats of Armenia and Azerbaijan will hold another round of talks on the sidelines of next week’s NATO summit in Washington.
- Security chief Armen Grigoryan indicated that Armenia plans to pivot away from Russia to the United States as it seeks a replacement for its aging nuclear power plant.
- Armenia opened a criminal probe on suspicion of incitement to suicide after one service member died of a gunshot wound overnight, the country’s latest non-combat army death.
- A bipartisan congressional delegation arrived in Yerevan from Washington for talks with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and other senior Armenian officials.
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