Civilnet- Armenia has voted to join the Ashgabat Agreement, with aims of becoming a strategic transit hub linking Central Asia to the Persian Gulf.
- A public tool that helped expose shadow employment in Armenia has been quietly shut down, raising concerns about government transparency and anti-corruption efforts.
- Despite years of promises, Yerevan’s key infrastructure projects have been stalled, highlighting deeper governance and accountability issues.
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