Civilnet- The Russian foreign ministry has announced that despite last week’s agreements in Washington, the trilateral accords brokered by Moscow between Armenia and Azerbaijan in 2020 remain in force.
- Yerevan will build Armenia’s first waste recycling plant to close the Nubarashen landfill, one of the Armenian capital’s most polluted and hazardous sites, Kamo Areyan, a senior advisor to the city mayor, announced.
- EXPLAINER: What’s behind Armenia’s potential constitutional changes?
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