Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says Armenia will not make railway decisions without Russia as talks continue, and Kazakhstan shows interest in the TRIPP project.
According to Pashinyan, diaspora investment in Armenia is rising and government criticism abroad is a marginal minority not representative of the wider communities.
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