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Armenia hires U.S. law firm for $3.2 mln defense in power grid arbitration: THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS

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  • The rating agency Fitch indicated a future peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan could lead to improved credit ratings for both countries in the medium to long -term.
  • Armenia’s law enforcement authorities brought criminal charges against the former head of the country’s now-disbanded state-run investment fund and two of his ex-associates.

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Armenia doesn’t need Russian military base, Pashinyan says

Armenia doesn’t need Russian military base, Pashinyan says

From China to Armenia: Historic Cross-Continental Telesurgery Performed at Slavmed Medical Center.

From China to Armenia: Historic Cross-Continental Telesurgery Performed at Slavmed Medical Center.

Armenian government brings clerics to Trump as Etchmiadzin stays silent

Armenian government brings clerics to Trump as Etchmiadzin stays silent

Armenia approves bill allowing taxpayers to allocate income tax to media, NGOs and parties

Armenia approves bill allowing taxpayers to allocate income tax to media, NGOs and parties

Russian gas price hike would cause ‘economic shock’, Armenia’s Central Bank

Russian gas price hike would cause ‘economic shock’, Armenia’s Central Bank

Armenian court hears activist’s lawsuit against Pashinyan

Armenian court hears activist’s lawsuit against Pashinyan

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