Around 1000 of 5000 Teachers Could Not Pass Voluntary Certification
The results of the teachers’ voluntary certification have been summarized. The 2024 results include changes made after appeals.
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Day: 19/12/2024
Court Invalidates Increase in “Red Line” Parking Fees
The decision to raise parking rates in parking lots has been invalidated by a ruling from the Administrative Court. The rates, approved by the Yerevan City Council, had come into effect on January 1.
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What has the new Governor of Shirak declared?
The newly appointed Governor of Shirak, David Arushanyan, reported a salary of approximately 9,702,000 AMD
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Armenia, Lebanon, Syria: What Geopolitical Developments Should Be Expected, and What Steps Should Armenia Take?
Following the establishment of the ceasefire in Lebanon, Syrian actions began. The weakening of the Lebanon-Syria resistance network was a necessary step for the initiation of regime change processes in Syria, which involved the removal of Assad’s regime and the assumption of power by new forces.
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The Zangezur Copper and Molybdenum Combine (ZCMC) has paid approximately 300 billion AMD over the past 3 years
On December 19, during a Government session, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that last week, the Zangezur Copper and Molybdenum Combine (ZCMC) transferred 33.2 billion AMD in dividends to the state budget. This amount was generated from the state’s shares.
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The Opera House will be illuminated
In 2025, the building of the Alexander Spendiaryan National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet will feature artistic lighting
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The Government Tightens Military Deferment Conditions
During the government session on December 19, a draft decision was adopted aimed at clarifying the list of illnesses that determine a citizen’s or serviceman’s fitness for military service
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Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan considers it necessary to assess the consequences of taking drastic measures against Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU)
Armenia’s Deputy Prime Minister, Mher Grigoryan, stated during a conference organized by pro-Western extra-parliamentary forces that before withdrawing from the Eurasian Economic Union and severing economic and trade ties with Russia, it is necessary to thoroughly assess the consequences of such actions.
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The IMF Predicts a Decline in Armenia’s GDP, While the Government Forecasts Growth
The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) latest report indicates that Armenia’s economic growth will gradually decline in the medium term, reaching an annual rate of 4.5%.
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