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Global Corruption Scandals Shake Governments and Corporations in 2025
In 2025, high-profile corruption scandals have rocked the Philippines, Madagascar, and China, leading to ministerial resignations, arrests, and unprecedented sentences. These events reveal the ongoing struggle against corruption at the highest levels of government and business.
The Imperative of Dialogue to Prevent a “State-Church” Clash. OPENING Initiative
The imperative to avoid a ‘state-church’ conflict is dialogue. The reasonable public is awaiting an urgent decision from the leaders of the state and spiritual authorities.
Tsaghkadzor to Get New Theatre Complex: Government Approves Project
Armenian government greenlights construction of a new theatre complex in Tsaghkadzor, near Kecharis Monastery, boosting culture and tourism.
Elon Musk’s White House Role: Advisor, Not DOGE Employee, Clarifies Trump Administration Amid Lawsuit
Explore the controversy around Elon Musk’s White House role. The Trump administration clarifies he’s an advisor, not a DOGE employee, amid legal challenges.
Updates on Georgian Protests and Actions (February 13-15)
Protests in Georgia persist. Stay updated on the events of February 13-15, including key demands and developments, on Azat.tv.
Lawyers’ Strike Against Tax Reforms and Restrictions on Human Rights Advocacy
The legal community in Armenia has declared a strike, with nearly all lawyers participating in protest against new tax reforms that they argue will not only harm their profession but also negatively impact broader society. According to the spokesperson for…
The Fate of Museum Artifacts in Case of Closure: Regulations from the Government of Armenia
The Armenian government, during its session on February 6th, approved a procedure for the future management and preservation of museum artifacts from reorganized and closed museums. This regulation addresses a significant gap in the existing legal framework regarding the disposition…
State Security Service of Armenia Personnel Will Also Receive Compensation for Damage Caused to Life or Health
The Armenian government, during its February 6th session, amended the law “On Compensation for Damages Caused to the Life or Health of Servicemen During the Defense of the Republic of Armenia.” This amendment extends the provisions of the law to…
Protests and Political Tension Grip Georgia: Events of February 1-4 (VIDEO)
Events in Georgia between February 1st and 4th highlight the continuing wave of protests across the country. Discontent with the government’s policies has fueled numerous demonstrations, often accompanied by clashes between law enforcement and protesters, resulting in arrests and injuries.…
Financial Recovery: Armenian Government Support for Individuals with Non-Performing Loans
The Armenian government, through Resolution No. 1990-L, has launched an initiative to support citizens with non-performing loans and stimulate their economic activity. The resolution introduces a temporary measure to reduce wage garnishment, allowing individuals to retain a larger portion of…
Regulated and Controlled Trading System Introduced for Agricultural Animal Markets
The Armenian government, during its November 21 session, approved new requirements for agricultural animal markets to establish a regulated and controlled trading process. Key Details Current Issues Until now, the sale of agricultural animals has been conducted without legal regulation.…
Winter Draft to Begin on November 25 and Last Until January 31
The Armenian government approved the 2024 winter draft during its session on November 21. The draft will begin on November 25 and will last until January 31, 2025. The draft applies to male citizens who turn 18 by December 31,…
Government Shake-Up: What Will Change? Nothing
Armenia’s government has witnessed yet another “shake-up,” with several high-ranking officials removed from their posts. The latest dismissals include the Minister of Internal Affairs Vahe Ghazaryan, Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure Gnel Sanosyan, Chairman of the State Revenue Committee…
New Support Programs for Parents of Fallen Soldiers
During its November 7 session, the government allocated an additional 7.3 million AMD to support parents of deceased and missing military personnel with surrogate mother services and egg donor expenses. The program aims to alleviate the financial burden of healthcare…
Armenian Government Holds Meeting Amidst Prime Minister’s Absence
The Armenian Government convened its regular session on November 7, 2024, discussing various issues despite the Prime Minister’s absence. The meeting, with an agenda containing 40 items, was chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister while the Prime Minister departed for…
