- The European Union border monitoring mission in Armenia says it has contributed to a significant decrease in tensions along the border, as it begins its second two-year mandate.
- The Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem warns its properties outside the Old City may be confiscated by the municipality due to a disputed taxation issue.
- Armenia’s electricity company unveils an ambitious modernization project to address frequent blackouts affecting Yerevan.

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