Civilnet- A spokesperson for Russia’s Foreign Ministry called on Armenia to better understand its “national interests” after a NATO official said the alliance is open to closer ties with Yerevan.
- A former senior official at Armenia’s Economy Ministry was detained along with six other people, as part of two ongoing corruption probes.
- Political donations to Armenia’s ruling party have fallen under scrutiny after an investigation by the local news outlet Infocom alleging unknown origins to many of the contributions.
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