The Minister of Education and Science informed parliament deputies of the latest data on which teachers are now receiving relatively high salaries by local standards and on what basis
UN General Assembly adopted a resolution "On the Status of Displaced Persons and Refugees from Abkhazia, Georgia, and the Tskhinvali/South Ossetian Region," affirming the right of all displaced persons to return to Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region
Economist Armen Ktoyan believes that the launch of the Armenian government's "Crossroad of Peace" project will bring the country substantial annual profits amounting to millions of dollars
The country still lacks a developed road safety strategy, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs does not keep statistics on the causes of traffic accidents.
International relations and security expert Sossi Tatikyan explains that the EU “will not come to save Armenians in the event of an attack from Azerbaijan.” The EU has already taken its main step by deploying an observation mission at the border, she says
The flooding also damaged railway tracks in the Lori region. Economist Suren Parsyan believes that if their restoration is delayed, prices for imported goods will rise and tax revenues will decrease
This port is an integral part of the North-South project. Local experts believe Armenia's participation in this project is crucial for both Iran and India
The official argument cited is the telecommunication company's failure to meet its financial obligations, but in recent months, the content of the broadcasts has been a frequent topic of discussion in Armenia
We're talking about cities and villages in the Lori and Tavush regions where bridges, roads, and houses collapsed due to flooding. The government has already allocated about $800,000 to deal with the aftermath of the natural disaster.
The protest movement is fading, so there is no question of its leader Bagrat Galstanyan becoming Prime Minister in violation of the constitution due to public pressure, says political analyst Gurgen Simonyan.