Civilnet- A senior lawmaker from Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party confirmed the U.S. proposal to lease a strip of land in Syunik province, and said Yerevan ultimately found it unacceptable due to sovereignty concerns.
- Reacting to the discussions over the U.S. involvement in the normalization between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the Kremlin said it is the sovereign right of the two countries, but accused Washington of “deception.”
- The Armenian government approved a new procedure for developing and adopting urban planning technical regulations, aiming to bring national construction norms closer with those of the European Union.
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