- Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan warned that the country could face a new war as early as the autumn if political forces seeking to change the current peace process come to power.
- Pashinyan said Armenia’s Declaration of Independence fuels conflict and dependence, defending proposed changes to the constitution.
- Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticized Pashinyan’s European Parliament remarks, warning that Armenia cannot pursue both EU and Eurasian integration simultaneously.
- Healing Armenia’s children after war.

Russia’s nuclear energy chief pitches new plant to Pashinyan

Christian Solidarity International rejects Armenian government’s Church report

Annulled precinct results could have changed Armenia’s parliament, PACE report says

Kond and Hin Nork: Reviving Yerevan’s Old Districts

State TV company apologizes for airing concert on 2020 war anniversary

Pop concert aired on 2020 war anniversary causes Armenia’s public TV company to apologize
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