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In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of October 9: Foreign Minister Mirzoyan says Iran is satisfied with Armenia’s “complete transparency” regarding TRIPP; Amazon is prepared to invest in Armenia if the country can provide a stable, round-the-clock electricity supply; parliament sets up a commission to investigate the crisis within the Armenian Apostolic Church and more. The post Iran Satisfied With Armenia’s “Transparency” Regarding TRIPP appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of October 2: An Azerbaijani serviceman crosses into Armenia, shoots woman in Syunik and later captured; Armenia rethinks its nuclear future; PACE report warns voters may have been left without effective representation and more. The post Azerbaijani Soldier Crosses Into Armenia, Shoots Woman in Syunik appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of September 25: TRIPP starts moving from agreement to implementation; the government proposes sweeping reforms to the Armenian Apostolic Church; Armenia makes first exports to Azerbaijan and more. The post TRIPP: From Agreement to Implementation appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of September 18: Azerbaijan’s push to rewrite Karabakh’s heritage draws backlash; European Parliament backs trade measures for Armenia amid Russian restrictions; Moscow and Yerevan spar over the future of Russia’s military base in Gyumri and more. The post Baku’s Campaign to Erase Karabakh’s Armenian Heritage appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of September 11: Armenian students score below the international average in several subjects; Caucasus Heritage Watch says Azerbaijan has destroyed an Armenian-Russian cemetery in Shushi; Armenia files complaint with Eurasian Economic Union over Russian restrictions on Armenian goods and more. The post Armenian Students Trail International Average appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of September 4: Pashinyan and Putin trade barbs at the Shanghai Cooperation Summit in Bishkek; Pashinyan meets with Aliyev as both leaders point to peace dividends; a third judge declines to hear the criminal case against Catholicos Karekin II and more. The post Pashinyan and Putin Trade Barbs appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of August 28: Former President Robert Kocharyan and his son arrested on corruption charges; Armenia may soon formally apply for EU membership; the Defense Ministry faces renewed scrutiny over a series of non-combat deaths and more. The post Former President Robert Kocharyan and Son Arrested appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of August 21: Government sets out five-year agenda under the "Real Armenia" doctrine; Armenia and India expand defense partnership; another serviceman dies in a non-combat incident; the iconic Zvartnots terminal building to be spared from demolition and more. The post Government’s Five-Year “Real Armenia” Agenda appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report's news roundup for the week of August 14: Armenia's new parliament gets to work with familiar political theatrics; one year after the Washington Summit, progress on peace but key issues remain; Moscow pressures Yerevan over EU membership while imposing new trade restrictions; Civil Contract confirms Armenia's new Constitution will omit any reference to the Declaration of Independence, and more. The post New Parliament, Familiar Political Theatrics appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of July 31: Pashinyan and Putin hold their first phone call since Armenia's parliamentary elections; Armenia and Iran move to expand their gas-for-electricity agreement; Armenia's railway network emerges as a new flashpoint in relations with Russia and more. The post Armenia’s Railway: A New Flashpoint in Relations With Russia appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of July 24: Armenia’s newly elected parliament to convene first session on August 2; Narek Karapetyan charged with coercing participation in rallies and money laundering; another non-combat death in the armed forces prompts renewed calls for reforms to prevent violence and deaths among soldiers and more. The post Non-combat Death Prompts Renewed Calls for Reforms appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of July 17: Armenia’s government approves TRIPP framework agreement with the United States; a Russian-American investor is appointed to lead $200 million TRIPP+ enterprise fund; EU Partnership Mission in Armenia formally begins operations and more. The post Armenia Approves TRIPP Framework Agreement appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of July 10: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan travels to Russia in first foreign visit since the June 7 elections; business tycoon and opposition leader Gagik Tsarukyan arrested in sweeping fraud investigation; Armenia and Iran move closer to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement and more. The post Opposition Leader Arrested in Sweeping Fraud Investigation appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of July 3: The European Union announces tariff-free regime for 80% of Armenian exports; Armenia and Iran launch construction on the Kajaran tunnel, a key component of the North-South Highway; Armenia’s Government approves a $650 million public investment package for three major infrastructure projects and more. The post EU Plans Tariff-Free Access for 80% of Armenian Exports appeared first on EVN Report.

In EVN Report’s news roundup for the week of June 26: the Constitutional Court hears challenges to the results of the June 7 parliamentary election; Russia intensifies economic pressure as Armenia pushes to diversify exports; government moves closer to nationalizing Electric Networks of Armenia and more. The post Election Results Before Constitutional Court appeared first on EVN Report.