Civilnet- Armenia has welcomed 1.4 million tourists so far this year in a post-pandemic, post-war boom, according to the country’s Tourism Committee.
- The Armenian government will form a special working group to study steps needed to establish an “academic city” outside of Yerevan.
- Starting this month, people who have received Armenian citizenship and are applying for their first Armenian passport will have to do so online, the police said.
- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he welcomes “courageous steps” by Armenia and Azerbaijan after meeting the two countries’ foreign ministers in Washington.
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