Civilnet- Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reaffirms that Armenia will retain full sovereignty over any Syunik transit route, though management could be outsourced.
- Armenia is more likely to leave the CSTO than to restore its suspended membership, according to Pashinyan, citing the bloc’s failure to defend Armenian sovereignty.
- Armenia plans to assume control of its electricity grid through new management while its current owner, Samvel Karapetyan, faces fresh criminal charges his team calls politically motivated.
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