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Armenian officials shield travel expenses despite European calls for transparency

  • Armenian parliament speaker says no threat of Moscow-backed coup. 
  • Former president Serzh Sargsyan calls for government change, emphasizing the role of law enforcement in the process. 
  • Armenia is moving from Russian to NATO-standard artillery in a strategic effort to diversify its defense partners and reduce dependency on Moscow. 
  • The Armenian government faces criticism for continuing to hide top officials' expenses despite anti-corruption warnings from a European oversight body. 

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