“Armenian Prime Minister Makes Historic Appointment: Nazeli Baghdasaryan Named Chief of Staff”
Armenian PM Pashinyan appoints Nazeli Baghdasaryan as chief of staff, responsible for specific working days from June 20th to July 4th, 2024.
“Prime Minister Pashinyan Announces Plans to Dismiss Officials: Strengthening Operational Capabilities Takes Priority”
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan plans to dismiss officials in the Baghramyan-Demirtjian sector to enhance operational capabilities. He emphasizes the collaborative relationship between the National Assembly and Government, stating their shared responsibilities in decision-making. Pashinyan defends the Government’s actions, noting that collaboration holds its own authority, distinct from the judicial system.
“Spokesperson Calls Out Prime Minister’s Government for Failing to Adhere to Law and People’s Trust: Change the Banner or Return to Your Senses”
The spokesperson for the “Armenia” group criticized the Prime Minister, stating that the government does not comply with the law or the people. The article discusses their arguments and calls for change in government actions.
Armenia’s Chamber of Public Oversight Takes Controversial Step with New Law on Foreign Practitioners as Opponents Vow to Challenge It
The Chamber of Public Oversight of Armenia plans to pass a law allowing foreign practitioners. However, the “Lelo” and “National Movement” groups oppose it, citing the violation of the Constitution. Protests continue in Armenia against the proposed law.
“Citizens Clash with Yerevan City Hall over Urban Trade Violations: Dispute between Authorities and Street Vendors Intensifies”
Yerevan City Hall criticizes violation of trade regulations by street vendors. Market representative urges vendors to respect the law and find work instead. Dispute between municipal government and vendors continues, with confiscation of goods reported.
“Great Britain Steps Up to Fight Deepfake Crime: New Law Defines Technology as Criminal Offense”
Great Britain to Criminalize “Deepfake” Technology, Severity of Penalty Depends on Spread of Fake Content. Minister of Justice, Laura Harris, confirms widespread use of facial recognition technology. “Deepfake” technology creates realistic images with millions of views online. Draft law defines creation and posting of indecent images as privacy violation and allows for installation of recording devices. Approval from parliament still needed.
Armenia’s President Signs Bill Removing Gender Quotas from Electoral Lists, Promoting Gender Equality in Politics
Armenia’s President signs bill removing gender quotas from electoral lists in parliament, eliminating discrimination against women in politics.
“Breaking: Ukrainian President Zelensky Reduces Retirement Age for Military Personnel to 25, Effective Immediately”
Ukraine reduces retirement age for military personnel from 27 to 25, as signed by President Zelensky. The law comes into force on April 3, 2024.
“Sweeping Sanctions Await as St. Petersburg Court Faces Backlash for Violating the Law”
More than 400 participants will sanction the violated law in St. Petersburg, according to the city’s courts’ trade union. The court has proven 418 violations and deported offenders, with 48 individuals required to pay fines and leave Russia. The courts’ trade union emphasizes immediate expulsion for administrative violators during the state of emergency.
“Thailand Breaks Barriers: Same-Sex Couples Granted Civil Partnership Rights”
Thailand’s central court approves law granting same-sex couples civil partnership rights. This makes Thailand the 37th country recognizing same-sex unions.