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Parliament seeks to encourage return of veterans to military

  • Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan announced that pushing for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide is not a top priority for his ministry.
  • Armenian lawmakers introduced a bill yesterday that would allow veterans to keep their pensions while returning to service in combat units.
  • The Armenian National Committee of America has decided to endorse neither major U.S. presidential candidate.
  • Human Rights Watch called on Armenian lawmakers to withdraw or significantly revise the controversial bill that would require mandatory installation of police-accessible CCTV cameras throughout Yerevan.

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