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Ex-electricity company chief rejects corruption allegations

  • Former Electric Networks of Armenia chief David Ghazinyan rejected corruption allegations made by the government, saying ENA’s automated metering system makes electricity tampering impossible. 
  • A Yerevan court extended the pre-trial detention of opposition podcasters Narek Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan in a hooliganism case linked to their criticism of parliamentary speaker Alen Simonyan. 
  • A social media debate has erupted over whether a hand symbol formed by drones during the New Year’s Eve celebration was political messaging in support of Nikol Pashinyan. 
  • A Christmas wish list for Armenia

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