Civilnet- The EU and Armenia have pledged to deepen ties, including in security and defense, while backing a proposed normalization deal with Azerbaijan.
- Armenian civil society groups have accused the government of politicizing its crackdown on the Church by selectively prosecuting certain figures and escalating tensions.
- The CEO of Armenia’s electricity provider has denounced the Armenian government’s planned nationalization as unjustified and politically motivated, vowing to fight it through legal channels.
- Insights - Inside Armenia’s latest power struggle.
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