“Prime Minister Robert Fico Announces Resignation Amid National Security Crisis: Internal and External Challenges Await Successor”
Prime Minister Robert Fico’s resignation is linked to investigative reports, as per Euronews. Kalinak mentions Fico’s health condition improves, but uncertainty remains. Another statement is expected soon, although it won’t be live.
“President Sarkissian Honors Exceptional Professionals at State Protection Service with Awards and Medals”
President Sarkissian awards employees of State Protection Service for exceptional professionalism. They received medals and letter of gratitude for their tasks.
“New Amendments Enable Continuation of Service for Armenian Armed Forces in National Security Bodies, Including Former Artsakh Defense Army Servicemen”
The government introduces amendments to the Law on Military Service, allowing Armenian Armed Forces members to serve in National Security. Former servicemen from Defense Army can also join with corresponding ranks. Temporary re-registration will ensure continuous service.
“The OSCE Recognizes the Vital Role of Collective Security in the Face of Rising Terrorism Threats”
Learn about the countries participating in the OSCE, an organization ensuring national security. According to Imangali Tasmagambetov, head of its executive committee, collective security is crucial in the face of increasing terrorist attacks. Stay updated with NEWS.am for more news from Armenia.
“National Security Under Scrutiny: Zhoghovurd Newspaper Uncovers Shortcomings in the Case of Sergey Grigoryan’s Assassination”
The assassination of Sergey Grigoryan, known as “Faz”, exposed national security flaws. “Zhoghovurd” newspaper sheds light on the case, revealing a failure in the security system. The assassination was meticulously planned and took place during a funeral. Preliminary information suggests that Grigoryan hired hitmen for his own murder. The investigation is ongoing, with suspects including “chagh Rustam” and their differences with “Faz”. Timing of the assassination remains unclear.
Armenian President and US National Security Advisor Strengthen Cooperation in National Security: A Promising Partnership Discussed
President of Armenia, Armen Grigoryan, meets US National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, to discuss national security cooperation and bilateral relations.
“Yerevan.today Editor Exposes National Security’s Failure in Protecting Civil Order and Journalists’ Safety”
Discover how national security is involved in protecting civil order, citizen safety, and protesters during demonstrations. Learn about the responsibilities and actions the authorities should take to prevent discrimination and ensure the safety of journalists covering protests. Find out why national security needs to be proactive in punishing any actions that hinder journalists’ work and interests.
Germany’s Defense Minister announces plans to strengthen armed forces and reintroduce voluntary military service
Germany’s Defense Minister, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, plans to develop new defense programs to strengthen the armed forces and enhance national security. The programs aim to inform young people about military service opportunities and require recipients to respond. Additional measures include medical examinations and selecting highly qualified youth for 6-23 months of service. Kramp-Karrenbauer highlighted the changing threat level due to Russia’s actions in Ukraine. Germany’s defense budget allows for approximately 181,000 active personnel out of a total of 203,000. The proposed military service will be voluntary, unlike the abolished mandatory service.
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.
“Armenia’s Absence Raises Concerns at CSTO Meeting on National Security in Almaty”
The CSTO meeting on national security was held in Almaty with the absence of Armenia. Discussions focused on military threats and revitalizing the organization’s military component.