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Defense minister denies reports of fighter jet deal with India 05.11.2025

📍 Armenian Defense Minister Suren Papikyan has dismissed media speculations that the country had agreed to buy a dozen Russian-made fighter jets from India.📍 An Armenian villager was arrested and charged with the murder of his three-year-old son who was reported missing more than a week ago. Hundreds of volunteers and police officers were involved in the search for the lost child.📍 Azerbaijani...

Armenia creates Police Guard for domestic security 04.11.2025

📍 Armenia has officially launched the Police Guard, a new division within the national police declared to be aimed at strengthening domestic security and improving the country’s law enforcement system.📍 Armenian law enforcement yesterday arrested the brother and nephew of Catholicos Karekin II on suspicion of obstructing election campaign activities.📍 U.S. diplomats plan to set up working group...

$6.5M missing at Armenia’s power distribution company, CivilNet finds: THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS 03.11.2025

📍 About $6.5 million is unaccounted for at Armenia’s state-run power distribution company, according to a new CivilNet investigation into the finances at High-Voltage Electric Networks (HVEN). Read more: https://www.civilnet.am/en/news/982722/millions-missing-from-armenias-state-power-grid-company-no-one-charged/#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ #civilnetbusiness

Baku “civil society” in Yerevan 31.10.2025

This week on #InsightswithEricHacopian, Baku’s regime-linked “civil society” figures arrive in Yerevan, the Nubarashen landfill fire exposes deep governance gaps, and the PM’s visit to Hovanavank raises new questions about priorities and distractions in Armenian politics.#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ

Pashinyan: Opening of Armenia–Turkey border ‘a matter of time’ 31.10.2025

📍 The opening of Armenia’s border with Turkey is only a matter of time, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said.📍 Torgom Asatryan, an Armenian mixed martial arts fighter, was sentenced by a Yerevan court to five years and six months in prison over his role in the mob beating of Ararat Mirzoyan, who was parliamentary speaker at the time and now serves as Armenia’s foreign minister.📍 OPINION: Armenia...

Inside the project connecting Armenian youth to science and nature 30.10.2025

CivilNet joins a group of students taking part in the Trees Under the Microscope project in Jrvezh Forest Park, where founder of EcoSchool, Nelli Yeghoyan, is leading a different environmental education initiative. We speak with her and the participating students and teachers from the Abovyan N. Vanyan Primary School No. 5 to see how this program combines hiking and hands-on laboratory work. The p...

Armenia plans to intensify EU integration in 2026 30.10.2025

📍 Armenia will step up its efforts toward membership in the European Union in 2026, Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said.📍 Armenia is preparing to launch a reverse mortgage system to boost economic activity among seniors.📍 A CivilNet investigation has revealed potential embezzlement and mismanagement at Armenia’s state-owned High-Voltage Electric Networks, a company responsible for transportin...

Yerevan: Transport routes through Syunik, Nakhichevan should open simultaneously 29.10.2025

📍 Transport links passing through Armenian and Azerbaijani territory must open simultaneously for regional connectivity plans to function, Armenia’s Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan said.📍 Neither Azerbaijani nor Georgian lawmakers are attending the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly forum in Yerevan. Both countries said the venue is not the problem.📍 Armenia plans to encourage wider use of no...

Democracy Watch | Big Brother is Watching You: Surveillance, Leaks, and Democratic Backsliding 28.10.2025

On May 30, at the very beginning of the current phase of confrontation between the Armenian Apostolic Church and the country’s ruling party, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made his infamous Facebook post : “Reverend, go on and keep banging your uncle’s wife – what do you want from me?” What initially seemed like a worrying verbal attack by the prime minister – marked by elements of sexism and viol...

Pashinyan attends liturgy declared illegitimate by Armenian Church 28.10.2025

📍 The Hovhannavank monastery in Armenia’s Aragatsotn region served a liturgy, attended by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The Armenian Apostolic Church declared the service illegitimate because it was led by a priest the Church recently deposed for siding with the government in its conflict against the ecclesiastical leadership.📍 Azerbaijan will allow the transit of goods between Russia and Arme...

Private investment to finish Yerevan’s Cascade to top $50M: THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS 27.10.2025

📍 GTB Holdings, an Armenian construction and metal company, pledged to invest nearly $52 million after winning a bid to complete the unfinished Cascade complex in Yerevan.📍 Senior Armenian and Russian officials signaled progress in potentially loosening the requirements that Armenian citizens face when entering Russia, as Armenian truck drivers say the current setup is threatening their liveliho...

Parliament moves to cut state funding for Church-run TV channel 23.10.2025

📍 Georgia has begun cracking down on a key passenger link with Armenia, small private vans that transport groups of travelers between Yerevan and Tbilisi. 📍 Parliament approved in the first reading a bill that would end public funding for Shoghakat, the Armenian Apostolic Church’s television channel.#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ #dailyarmenia

How Armenian youth are data-mapping the country’s future 23.10.2025

Partner contentCivilNet deep dives into the From Data to Change project, led by Hyphen4 and in partnership with AGBU Armenia, TUMO Center for Creative Technologies, the National University of Architecture and Construction of Armenia, and GEOVIBES. The project is funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation through the Embassy of Switzerland in Armenia. We speak with Hyphen 4 founder...

Armenia cuts mandatory military service to 18 months 22.10.2025

📍 Armenia will shorten mandatory military service from 24 to 18 months starting January 2026.📍 Azerbaijan has lifted the ban on transit of goods from third countries to Armenia through its territory.📍 Armenian truck drivers blocked three of four checkpoints on the country’s border with Georgia, protesting Russia’s deportations and calling on Armenian authorities to address the issue.#CivilNet #...

Democracy Watch | Criminal Justice as a Political Tool in Armenia 21.10.2025

# DemocracyWatch   – On October 15, the Investigative Committee of Armenia detained ten clergymen from the Aragatsotn Diocese of the Armenian Apostolic Church and conducted a search at the diocesan headquarters. The following day, authorities revealed that three individuals had been formally  arrested , including the head of the diocese, Bishop Mkrtych Proshyan. The charges against the clergy invo...

25 years of stories, from Shamshadin to blockchain, from diplomacy to rural economy 21.10.2025

CivilNet spoke with longtime friend Timothy Straight, the Honorary Consul of Norway and Finland and a knighted figure who has called Armenia home for 25 years. Tim shares stories from Shamshadin, drawn from his time hosting CivilNet’s beloved series Straight to the Village, where each episode took him on a journey to discover the lesser-known reaches of Armenia, uncovering the socioeconomic situat...

Gyumri mayor arrested on corruption charges 21.10.2025

📍 Vardan Ghukasyan, the mayor of Gyumri, Armenia’s second largest city, was arrested on bribery charges alongside seven other individuals. A pro-Russian politician, he served as mayor between 1999 and 2012 and was re-elected in April.📍 Armenia might achieve visa-free travel to the European Union within two years, the country’s Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan announced.📍 A young woman from Chec...

Armenian freight carriers protest Russia’s mass deportations 17.10.2025

📍 Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has claimed Yerevan is working daily to secure the release of Armenian captives in Baku.📍 Armenian truck drivers transporting goods to and from Russia held a protest outside the government building in Yerevan, demanding that the authorities negotiate with Moscow to lift new restrictions that have led to mass deportations of Armenian nationals from Russia...

Crackdown on clergy continues in Armenia 16.10.2025

📍 Armenian law enforcement detained Bishop Mkrtich Proshyan, head of the Aragatsotn regional diocese, on suspicion of coercing participation in mass gatherings. He is now one of the three regional church leaders under custody.📍 Queen Mathilde of Belgium met with Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan in Yerevan.#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ #dailyarmenia

Yerevan expects ‘good news’ on Armenian captives in Azerbaijan 15.10.2025

📍Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said he hoped there will be “good news soon” regarding Armenian captives held in Azerbaijan. 📍The United Kingdom has lifted its arms embargo on Armenia and Azerbaijan, which was initially introduced in 1992.#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ #dailyarmenia

Russia’s new migration policy leaves Armenian truckers struggling 14.10.2025

📍 Armenian freight companies are facing mounting difficulties as Russia’s new migration regulations have led to entry bans for dozens of long-haul drivers.📍 Yerevan celebrated its 2,807th birthday.📍 Armenian airport operator announces $500M expansion: THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAc5csWnOSg Credits: Ruptly#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ #dailyarmenia

Holding Baku accountable with Inside the Peace Act 13.10.2025

Proposing unprecedented sanctions on Azerbaijan’s ruling elite and energy institutions, the Peace Act aims to deter further aggression and reinforce Armenia’s sovereignty. The discussion delves into the bill’s strategic impact and its potential to reshape U.S.–Armenia ties—featuring Global ARM President Timothy Jemal and CivilNet analyst Eric Hacopian.#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ

Armenia frees Georgian man wanted by Russia 10.10.2025

📍 A Georgian national detained in Armenia last month on a Russian arrest warrant has been released, another remains in custody and faces extradition.📍 Armenia’s political landscape begins to take shape ahead of the June 2026 parliamentary elections, with new political movements emerging and veteran figures signaling comebacks.📍 The World Bank has upgraded Armenia’s economic growth outlook for t...

Visa-free travel to Europe 10.10.2025

This week on Insights, Eric Hacopian discusses Armenia’s moves towards visa-free travel with the EU, a Yerevan court sentencing of Archbishop Ajapahian, and the major expansion plans reshaping Armenian aviation.#CivilNet #ՍիվիլՆեթ #insightswitherichacopian

UN decision on Ruben Vardanyan challenged over expert’s Baku ties 09.10.2025

📍 There is a conflict of interest that invalidates the recent United Nations decision declaring that the detention of former Nagorno-Karabakh State Minister Ruben Vardanyan in Azerbaijan was not arbitrary, Former International Criminal Court Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo reported.📍 Sex-selective abortions continue to pose a serious and concerning challenge for Armenian society, Anahit Manasyan,...

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