Civilnet- Armenia’s former president Robert Kocharyan will run for prime minister in the June parliamentary elections.
- The Armenian Church has removed Abraham Mkrtchyan, who leads the diocese of Vayots Dzor province, from his position. He is one of the clerics that sided with the government during the conflict with the church last November.
- On average, more than one professional football club has folded each year in Armenia since independence, according to research by CivilNet. The trend is driven by low spectator interest, which has limited investment and advertising, and has placed a sustained financial strain on clubs.
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