Civilnet- Armenia is in talks with Turkmenistan on a multibillion-dollar natural gas deal, a senior advisor to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has revealed. That could lessen the country’s dependence on Russia, which supplies the vast majority of Armenia’s gas.
- A senior Russian official again warned Armenia that the country may have to choose between staying in the Eurasian Economic Union and joining the European Union. Leaving the Kremlin-led bloc would have broad economic impacts for Armenia.
- Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet system is now online in Armenia, government and company representatives confirmed.
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