Civilnet- Nikol Pashinyan’s press secretary confirmed the prime minister does not plan to attend this year’s global climate summit, which will be held in Azerbaijan in November.
- Azerbaijan’s top diplomat again suggested Armenia should amend its constitution as a precondition for a future normalization deal, despite “positive” dynamics in talks.
- Emergency teams have already completed more than 90% of the clean-up work needed in Armenia’s flood-hit north, Infrastructure Minister Gnel Sanosyan announced.
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