Civilnet- Prime Minister Pashinyan says border delimitation is painful but must be done to secure the future of Armenia.
- Armenia agrees to hold normalization talks with Azerbaijan in Kazakhstan.
- U.S. State Department report on human rights practices says Armenian government faces significant issues, including credible reports of torture, arbitrary arrest, and the lack of an independent judiciary.
- American companies are involved in feasibility studies for a new nuclear power plant in Armenia.
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