“European Union Applauds Armenia’s Justice Reforms: Parliament Newspaper Reports”
Conflict erupts between NGN and the government in Armenia. European Union praises justice reforms, sparking controversy. Learn more on NEWS.am-Telegram.
“Parliament Newspaper Reveals Government’s Violations and Manipulation in June 12 Civic Unrest Investigation”
“Parliament” newspaper reports on the progress of the investigation into the June 12 civic unrest. Government’s violations of the law enabled numerous law violations. June 12 uprising was a reaction to government-approved violence, aimed at suppressing, controlling, and intimidating. Investigation seeks criminal measures against individuals involved. Similarities between March 1 and June 12 events noted, highlighting importance of peaceful demonstrations and manipulation of information by the media.
“President of National Assembly Calls for Special Session on Government’s Agenda, MASSIVE Gathering Expected Outside Government Building”
The President of the National Assembly of Armenia has called for a special session of parliament on June 17. The session will discuss the government’s agenda and is expected to receive parliamentary support. Additionally, the “Take a Step” movement will hold a gathering near the Government building. Stay updated with News from Armenia on NEWS.am.
“NA Speaker Alen Simonyan Calls Out Opposition Representative: ‘Our Struggle and Criticism Are Not Personal'”
“City residents trust the distribution happening today, as announced by NA President Alen Simonyan. The speech addressed the preconceived plan and the need for accountability, while criticizing an inappropriate statement made by Garnik Danielyan of the “Armenia” bloc. Our struggle and criticism are not personal.”
“Slovenia Joins Growing List: Parliament to Decide on Recognizing Nagorno-Karabakh’s Independence”
Slovenia joins countries recognizing Nagorno-Karabakh’s independence as it accepts the invitation from Luxembourg’s government. The proposal awaits approval from the Slovenian Parliament.
“Parliament Debates Amendments to Public Service Laws and Civil Servants’ Work and Compensation”
The Parliament is discussing amendments to the “Law on Public Service” and related laws. The draft aims to regulate work and remuneration of civil servants, preventing them from combining positions. It also addresses transparency issues in the public service. The draft was accepted for the first reading.
Armenian Parliament Receives Controversial “Russian” Law on Foreign Agents, Sparks Debate and Concerns
“Armenia’s Parliament receives draft of controversial ‘Law on Foreign Agents,’ resembling Russia’s version. Amendments included, according to SOVA’s report. News.am on Telegram.”
“A Twist in the Selection of Constitutional Court Judge: Davit Khachatryan Withdraws or Health Issues at Play?”
During yesterday’s Armenian National Assembly session, the issue of the Constitutional Court judge selection was discussed. David Khachatryan, State Control Service chief, was presented as a candidate by the “BDKH” faction. However, the session was interrupted as Khachatryan requested to transfer the case. It remains unclear whether he voluntarily withdrew or has health issues. No direct information on his dismissal from the CCO position is available. Stay tuned for more details in tomorrow’s newspaper.
“Parliament Debates Tax Code Amendments for Construction Sector: Simplifying Procedures and Digitalization in Focus”
The Parliament discusses amendments to the Tax Code to simplify procedures in the construction sector. Proposed changes aim to digitalize and streamline taxation in real estate. Property tax payment requirements may be adjusted to have a specific timeframe or monthly basis, starting from Jan 2025. The initiative will go through two readings.
“National Assembly Sets Agenda for Eighth Session, Appoints New Committee Coordinator”
National Assembly holds session, discusses agenda for upcoming session, appoints Ruben Rubinyan to coordinate committees, replaces Arsen Torosyan in health care committee, rejects proposal to replace Mher Melkonyan, makes changes to composition of parliamentary groups.