Mher Grigoryan confirmed that Yerevan and Baku are discussing the export of petroleum products from Azerbaijan to Armenia. New details of the potential deal, outstanding questions, and commentary from an economist
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan earlier said he “doesn’t need a catholicos who answers to him, but one who refuses to answer to a senior lieutenant of a foreign intelligence service.”
Azerbaijan has once again raised the issue of Azerbaijanis returning to Armenia, sparking discontent in Armenian society. While experts criticized Yerevan for staying silent, the prime minister made a proposal.
The document was signed during the Armenian prime minister’s official visit to Germany. It confirmed both sides’ commitment to deepen partnership across areas ranging from the economy to security.
The woman fled domestic abuse to Armenia with the help of human rights activists. On the day of the killing, she met with an acquaintance from Instagram, Karina Iminova.
The government allocated an additional $8 million to the Yerevan city hall to purchase 45 trolleybuses, a plan set before the city budget faced a shortfall.
Archbishop Arshak Khachatryan is accused of ordering drugs to be planted in the backpack of a protester opposing the Catholicos. Earlier, two other archbishops were arrested in politically motivated cases.
According to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, the additional financial reward for skilled work will make the public sector more attractive and competitive.
In a 70-page document referred to by both sides as the “new agenda,” Armenia and the EU have set out their political commitments to strengthening cooperation.
Archbishop Arshak Khachatryan’s press conference was held in response to a statement by ten senior clergy of the Armenian Apostolic Church calling on the Catholicos to abdicate.