- In a rare admission of fault, Armenia’s National Security Service said an Armenian soldier broke protocol and crossed the border with Azerbaijan, resulting in an incident earlier this week that left one Azerbaijani soldier wounded.
- Armenia’s parliament today gave final approval to a package of amendments and additions meant to strengthen the country’s domestic violence laws and extend protection for unmarried partners.
- Deputy Foreign Minister Vahan Kostanyan expressed the Armenian government’s concern with the ongoing property crisis in Jerusalem’s Armenian Quarter, saying that there is an attempt underway to change the status quo.
- Interview: ‘We are here to stay,’ pledge Jerusalem’s Armenians, as land conflict escalates- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gHgCdhhf-I
- Watch More: Simulated Mars mission brings Armenia one step closer to space- https://youtu.be/WBwtSdFVpV8
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