- An investigation by the news site Hetq found apparent conflicts of interest with senior government officials around Armenian Public Television’s move this year to set up an English-language subsidiary in the United States. The government denies wrongdoing.
- Armenia’s main opposition bloc, the Armenia Alliance, has reiterated its support for Bagrat Galstanyan, the archbishop-turned-protest leader, who has indicated plans to organize more demonstrations in Yerevan next month after a summer hiatus.

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