“Supreme Court President Declares ‘Open Dissent’ as New Measure for Disciplinary Actions: Donald Trump Hails it as Triumph for Democracy”
The president of the Supreme Court, John Roberts, clarifies the use of “open dissent” in disciplinary actions during the administration. Trump hails it as a win for the rule of law and democracy.
“The Biden Administration Under Scrutiny as Delay in F-15 Fighter Sale to Israel Raises Concerns”
The Biden administration has not requested the sale of F-15 fighters to Israel, raising questions about his approach towards his predecessor’s controversial decision. The deal, difficult to cancel, will be the largest arms sale to Israel until 2023. Prime Minister needs to inform legislators before the transaction can conclude.
“Armenian Government Approves Plan for Enhanced Aviation Security and Infrastructure Upgrades”
The Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure has developed a draft for urban management improvement based on ICAO standards. New biometric equipment and Rapiscan RTT110 device will enhance baggage screening accuracy. Government acceptance will improve aviation security, but additional funds are needed. Find more details in today’s issue of the newspaper.
“Lori Province’s Dire Water Crisis: Administration’s Announcement Causes Concerns and Calls for Urgent Action”
The water level in Lori province’s rivers has decreased, causing concerns about water availability. Bagrat Sarban highlights the need for action and a solution to the shortage.
“Armenia and Georgia: Puppet States Controlled by Foreign Interests, Claims Leader of ‘Mother Armenia’ Movement”
“Armenia’s government and Georgia’s administration are controlled by the same center abroad, influenced by foreign intermediaries. This creates double standards and challenges their sovereignty.”
“Citizens Unite to Express Disapproval of Government: Protesters Gathered at Surb Anna Church on May 14th”
The head of this administration was expected to attend a diplomatic meeting in Opera on May 14th. However, Bagrat St. Ann urged residents to express their disapproval of the government, highlighting the need for peaceful protest against Nikol Pashinyan’s decisions. Stay updated with NEWS.am for the latest Armenian news.
“The Country in Crisis: Homeland Salvation Movement Announces New Leadership as Administration Fails to Address Issues”
This administration has led the country from crisis to crisis under its director. The announcement by Vazgen Manukyan highlights the collapse of security, destruction of education, and lack of foreign relations. He declares the need for a new Armenia to rise.
“Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Resolution Hinges on Putin’s Willingness to Negotiate as US Seeks Mediator”
Dependence of Russia-Ukraine conflict resolution on Putin’s unbiased decision. US seeks mediator to address Russia’s inclination towards negotiations. Eastern involvement signals presence and success. US Secretary of State urges genuine willingness to negotiate according to international law and Minsk Agreement.
“Armenia and European Union Sign Landmark Agreement for Public Administration and Justice Reform”
Find out the latest news from Armenia! The government has announced the signing of the “Agreement on Cooperation with the EU” to promote public administration and justice reform. This agreement aims to support Armenia’s development, address social challenges, and integrate economically with the EU. A 15 million euro program, funded by the EU, will be implemented to achieve these goals. Stay tuned for updates on this exciting partnership!
“Outcry for Eviction: Tavush Leader Expresses Concern Over Armenian Spiritual Sanctity”
The eviction announcement of 4 villages in Tavush province is a local demand reflecting concern for Armenian spiritual sanctity and protection of the state administration. The leader emphasizes the need to defend ancestral land and challenges those who deny its significance. Society must decide whether to resist eviction and protect their homes, ensuring a brighter future.