Armenian Government Proposes Measures to Combat Rising Threat of Cyber Operations
The increase in cyber operations poses a massive threat to national security. Armenia aims to tackle this issue by proposing amendments and changes to related laws. Establishing a specialized center and regulating encryption tools are part of the government’s strategy. International cooperation and effective solutions are necessary to combat cybercrime.
“Armenian Prime Minister and Interior Minister Clash Escalates: Fifth Round of Criticisms Exchanged”
Armenian PM criticizes Minister of Internal Affairs. Minister claims internal affairs are in critical condition, calls for resolution. Minister dismissed. Appeals made to draw attention to PM’s actions, urges acceptance of social responsibility and end to irresponsibility. NEWS.am on Telegram.
“Ministers Ashna and Papikyan Tackle Regional Security Concerns at Historic Tehran Meeting”
Iran’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Mohammad Reza Ashna, met with his Armenian counterpart, Suren Papikyan, in Tehran. The two ministers discussed regional security. (Mehr news agency)
“Armenian Minister of Internal Affairs and Red Cross Society Join Forces to Enhance Civil Protection and Disaster Management”
The Minister of Internal Affairs of Armenia, Vahe Ghazaryan, and the Armenian Red Cross Society signed a memorandum to strengthen cooperation in civil protection and disaster management. The memorandum covers areas such as risk reduction, resource exchange, and disaster preparedness. Minister Ghazaryan praised the partnership and emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation. The memorandum aims to enhance disaster management and protect the rights of affected citizens.
“Armenian Opposition Calls for Weekly Replacement of Minister of Internal Affairs Amid Ongoing Protests and Violence”
If a political official refuses to respond to direct questions or if violence occurs, the Minister of Internal Affairs should be replaced weekly or biweekly. The spokesperson of the ruling Civil Contract party, Arman Khachatryan, emphasized that the Prime Minister cannot appoint the Minister without consulting after violence resulted in two deaths. International experience shows that the Minister should be a political figure. Changes have occurred in Armenia, but political developments are lacking.
“Defense Minister Andranik Kocharyan Refuses to Dismiss Internal Affairs Minister Amidst Military Deaths, Calls for Thorough Investigation”
Minister of Defense, Andranik Kocharyan, opposes the dismissal of Minister of Internal Affairs, Suren Papikyan, in light of recent military deaths. He emphasizes the need to determine institutional responsibility and the circumstances behind these incidents. Kocharyan urges adherence to the law and regulations, highlighting the importance of responsible officials being informed. Two tragic incidents involving a suicide and self-inflicted shooting have been reported.