Government
Abigail Spanberger Sworn In as Virginia’s First Woman Governor, Cementing Democratic Trifecta
Abigail Spanberger has been inaugurated as Virginia’s 75th governor, marking a historic moment as the state’s first woman chief executive. Her swearing-in, alongside Lt. Gov. Ghazala Hashmi and Attorney General Jay Jones, solidifies a Democratic trifecta across all branches of…
Armenia and Turkey Move Towards Visa Facilitation: A New Chapter in Relations
Armenia and Turkey agree to ease visa processes, allowing e-visas for diplomatic passport holders starting January 1, 2026, signaling a new chapter in their relations.
Kaps Reservoir Construction Set to Resume Amidst Challenges
Prime Minister Pashinyan confirms the Kaps Reservoir project will resume with a new contractor, following delays and the termination of the previous contract.
New Public Council Formed Under Armenia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs to Enhance Civil Society Collaboration
Armenia establishes a new Public Council under the Ministry of Internal Affairs to enhance collaboration with civil society, ahead of the 2026 elections.
Armenia Launches User-Friendly Migration Website to Enhance Citizen Services
Armenia has launched a new migration website aimed at enhancing citizen services with a focus on accessibility and user experience. Explore its features and benefits.
Frank Bisignano Named First IRS CEO Amid SSA Dual Leadership
Frank Bisignano, Social Security chief, assumes unprecedented dual leadership as the first CEO of the IRS, navigating staffing cuts and agency reforms under Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
Armenia Approves 2024 Budget Execution Report
Armenia’s government has approved the 2024 state budget execution report and the 2024 privatization program draft, both heading to the National Assembly.
Armenia Appoints New Ambassadors to Japan, Moldova, Cambodia
Armenia has appointed new ambassadors to Japan, Moldova, and Cambodia, marking key diplomatic changes for 2025.
Armenia Prolongs Financial Assistance for Families of Missing Soldiers from Nagorno-Karabakh War
Armenian government extends crucial 300,000 AMD monthly support for families of 22 soldiers still missing after the 44-Day War, providing continued relief.
Armenia Drafts New Law on General Safety of Non-Food Products: A Step Towards EU Standards
Armenia is drafting a new law on the general safety of non-food products, aiming to enhance consumer protection and align legislation with EU standards. Learn about the key provisions of this draft law.
Armenia to Launch New Police Guard: Key Reforms and International Cooperation
Armenia’s Police Chief announces launch of new Police Guard unit, highlighting reforms and collaboration with Lithuania. Explore the implications for Armenian law enforcement and public safety.
Armenian MFA on POWs in Baku, Delayed US Border Team: ‘Concrete Steps Unsatisfactory’
Armenian Deputy FM Paruyr Hovhannisyan addresses POW issue in Baku and delay of US border control team, stating current steps are ‘unsatisfactory’.
Micro-Entrepreneurship in Armenia: Over 57,000 Declare Subject Status for 2024
Armenia sees significant micro-entrepreneurship declaration in 2024.
Akunk Public Hearings: Jesus Statue Project Faces Scrutiny Over Environmental, Heritage Concerns
Public hearings in Akunk, Armenia, reveal procedural violations and environmental damage concerns surrounding the Gagik Tsarukyan Foundation’s Jesus statue project.
Public Hearings on Controversial Jesus Statue Project in Akunk, Armenia
Public hearings are scheduled in Akunk, Armenia, for a monumental Jesus statue project by the Gagik Tsarukyan Foundation, raising environmental and cultural heritage concerns.