Week in review
October 12–18
Discussions continue in Armenia regarding the torture of Armenian prisoners in Baku and the indifference of international structures toward them. The government has initiated the recognition of ENA shares as a matter of eminent public interest and is discussing the construction of a new power unit. Displaced families will receive state support for housing solutions. Changes are planned for tax administration and transport benefits for those accompanying children with disabilities.
Top stories
- Siranush Sahakyan Reports Systematic Torture of Armenian POWs in Baku
The issue of prisoners is a priority for Armenia in terms of national security and human rights.
- DiCaprio Welcomes New Endangered Species Coalition Launched in Yerevanpositive
International recognition and a major investment commitment in the environmental sector.
- International Bodies Have Not Visited Armenian Captives in a Year: Is Yerevan Doing Enough?
The continued captivity of Armenian prisoners and international indifference is a painful national issue.
- Government to Recognize ENA Shares as Eminent Domain
A change in the management of energy infrastructure in a sector of strategic importance.
- Government Approves Housing Support Program for Displaced Familiesrule changepositive
An important step for the social integration and housing problem resolution of displaced persons.
- Tigran Karapetyan Wins European Silverpositive
The success of an Armenian athlete on the international stage raises the country's reputation.
- Rosatom Receives Positive Signals from Armenia Regarding New Nuclear Power Unit
A strategic energy security project that determines Armenia's technological dependence.
- Product Identification Data to Be Included in Invoices Starting 2027rule change
A systemic change in economic administration and tax control.
- Free Public Transport for Caregivers of Children with Disabilities in Yerevanrule changepositive
Targeted social protection policy aimed at supporting vulnerable groups.
Ranked by significance. Follow-ups of the same story on different days are folded into one line. “Rule change” marks adopted laws, decisions and changes to the rules. How we score