Civilnet- Russia said it expects Armenia to resume full participation in the Collective Security Treaty Organization defense alliance, which Yerevan officials “froze” earlier this year.
- An Armenian soldier was arrested for inciting a fellow serviceman to commit suicide.
- According to Armenia's main power distributor, investments in system modernization in recent years will reach $680 million by the end of the year. This comes amid mounting public anger over frequent outages across Yerevan this summer.
- In Armenia’s Berkaber village, border delimitation with Azerbaijan sparks hopes for peace.
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