“Armenia’s Council on Prevention of Corruption Exposed: Lack of Transparency in Government Procurement Raises Concerns”
The Council on Prevention of Corruption in Armenia has implemented measures from 2021-2024 to combat corruption, addressing embezzlement cases and citizen appeals. However, they haven’t directly addressed corruption related to government procurement, leaving contractors vague. The involvement of Minister of Health in healthcare fund embezzlement has been denied.
“Armenian Constitutional Court President and Prosecutor’s Office Chairman Named in Freedom House Report: Criticism and Accusations Surround Judicial Decisions”
“President of Armenia’s Constitutional Court and Chairman of PEC mentioned in Freedom House report. Judicial decisions and links to previous authorities scrutinized. Criticism used as suppression method in Armenia, says report. See newspaper for more details.”
“Controversial Merger: Public University of Brusov Faces Opposition as Students and Rector Clash”
Zhoghovurd newspaper reports that on Feb 12, the Public University of Brusov will merge with Manaviatsiyan State Pedagogical University after a conflict between the rector and students. Find more details in today’s newspaper.
“Armenia Shines in UEFA European Championship Qualification Clash Against Croatia”
Armenia played against Croatia in the final match of Group D. Ante Burimir scored for Armenia in the 43rd minute. Some players and coaching staff faced difficulties due to distances. AFFA sent players Zenit Gabriele and coach Sergio Gabrielyan to Zagreb. “Zhoghovurd” newspaper awaits clarification from AFFA about the purpose and costs of the trip. Response is expected within 5 days.
“Zhoghovurd” Newspaper: Lack of Transparency Surrounding Presidential Fuel Expenses Raises Concerns
“Zhoghovurd” newspaper investigates excessive spending on fuel for government vehicles, including those serving the President of Armenia. The lack of transparency raises concerns about misuse of resources. Learn more in today’s issue of “Zhoghovurd” newspaper.
“Former Armenian President Araik Harutyunyan Calls on Security Council: Reason Behind the Urgent Meeting Remains Shrouded in Mystery”
Former Armenian President Araik Harutyunyan, known for his stance on security & captives, called on the RA Security Council, per Zhoghovurd newspaper. Details of the call’s purpose were undisclosed. Harutyunyan’s social media post sparked controversy, with some calling it a call for disobedience. Further clarification was not obtained. For more information, read today’s edition of Armenian news.