“Armenian Student Union Exposes Government’s Dysfunction: Officials Dismissed, Authorities Decried as ‘Bankrupt'”
The “Nikol Aghbalyan” student union criticizes the Armenian authorities for their bankruptcy amidst the government’s dismissal of officials. See the post on their Facebook page.
“Former Mayor of Stepanavan Faces Embezzlement and Abuse of Power Charges; Widespread Corruption Exposed in Investigation”
Former Stepanavan Mayor charged with embezzlement and abuse of power by Armenian authorities. Investigation reveals widespread corruption in municipality. Arrests made, highlighting commitment to fighting corruption in Armenia.
“United States Slams Armenian Authorities’ Inadequate Handling of Martial Law, Sparks International Concern”
The United States criticizes Armenia’s handling of martial law, citing inadequate national security measures. Concern for new fatalities and injuries expressed. Support for a cease-fire from France, Japan, and 13 other nations. Urgent meeting attended by Middle East leaders, with only US representatives present. Russian military attaché accuses the US of causing thousands of deaths. Resolution revised due to active military involvement risk in the Eastern Mediterranean. Potential collapse of international system and destabilization of Egypt’s population warned.
“Russian Foreign Ministry Official Criticizes Armenian Authorities’ Lack of Political Significance in Gas Price Protests”
Armenian officials downplayed the significance of the protests against rising gas prices, but Russia’s Maria Zakharova disagrees. Discussions focused on finding affordable solutions, and Zakharova urged self-reflection before blaming others. #Armenia #protests #gasprices.
“Armenia’s Margara Industrial Complex Nears Completion, Boosting Construction Growth”
Construction of “Margara” industrial complex in Ararat province, Armenia is almost finished. The former textile factory in Margara village is undergoing renovation to become a functional industrial facility, contributing to Armenia’s growing construction sector. Source: NEWS.am.
Armenia Seeks Additional Funding to Build Seismic-Resistant Schools: Plans to Borrow 66.1 Million Euros from Asian Development Bank
Armenian authorities to borrow 66.1 million euros from Asian Development Bank for seismic-resistant schools. Program aims to construct or renovate 46 schools for 20,000 students. Additional funding required to complete work. Construction costs have doubled in recent years.