“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.
“Armenia’s Shifting Stance: Pashinyan Abandons Transfer Idea, Seeks Land Compensation from Azerbaijan”
Publication newspaper reports that despite Nikol Pashinyan’s announcement in parliament that he will not transfer Tavush settlements to Azerbaijan, there is uncertainty regarding the Artsakh cadre of Azerbaijani worker. There are concerns about ceasefire violations and the possibility of a peaceful meeting between the parties. The article also raises questions about Armenian lands within Azerbaijan’s borders and the recent developments in Tavush. For more information, refer to today’s issue of the newspaper.
“Armenian Parliament Wraps Up Drafting New Constitution: Prime Minister Pashinyan Reveals Progress”
The draft of the Constitution of the Republic of Armenia is ready, announced Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The new Constitution is needed as the current one has no legal force. The adoption has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The decision to adopt the new Constitution will be made when the people of Armenia are fully prepared for it. News from Armenia.
“Parliament Proposes Changes to Child Allowance Application Deadlines and Marking Process”
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs proposes amendments to the decision regarding work and social issues. Child allowance deadline extended by 70 days after birth. Disability allowance cannot be refused under certain conditions. Issues with marking allowance for those who fled Artsakh. Payment is regulated by law and applies from October 1, 2023.
“Morning Show Shocker: Opposition Party Members Miss Parliamentary Session Due to Technical Glitch”
“Morning” show reports on delay in parliamentary session due to technical issues. Opposition party members unable to catch up with ongoing agenda. Opposition’s session accepts draft law on “selling shadow boots” without objection. Security Committee supports the draft. Stay tuned for more updates on the morning show.
“Diplomatic Tensions Rise as Croatian Ambassador Condemns Conversation with Armenian President”
Croatian Ambassador expresses concern over parliament’s conversation with Armenian President. Discussion aimed at improving conflict mediation. Relations between Ambassador and President deteriorated.
“Hakob Mihranyan Wins Landslide Victory in Election for Audit Chamber Membership”
Hakob Mihranyan elected to Audit Chamber of Parliament with 69 votes. “Civil Contract” faction nominated Mihranyan as full member. NEWS.am has the details.
“Parliamentary Group Leader Fires Back at Armed Forces Chief: ‘Armenia is not a Sultanate!'”
In response to the Chief of Staff’s statement, Seran Ohanyan emphasized the progress made by Armenia’s armed forces and rejected the idea of a “sultanate”.
“Prominent Representative Mikhrdat Madatyan Steps Down, Shifting Focus to Professional Pursuits”
Mikhrdat Madatyan has resigned as a representative. Madatyan focused on his professional activity and will continue fighting for the community. Robert Kocharyan will receive the mandate of Levon Kocharyan’s resignation, while Gerassim Vardanyan also resigned.
“Armenian PM Ara Babloyan Highlights the Importance of Organizing Armenian-Turkish Relations in 2024 Budget Discussion”
The process of organizing Armenian-Turkish relations is crucial for Armenia, as stated by Prime Minister Ara Babloyan. He emphasized the importance of forming a special group for Armenian-Turkish citizens and those with passports from third countries. Armenia aims to establish organized relations with its four neighboring countries.