public policy
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Armenia Confirms Monument Status for Nine Newly Identified
The Republic of Armenia has confirmed monument status for nine newly identified cultural structures after formal approval by local and national authorities.
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Supreme Court Ruling Accelerates Dismantling of U.S. Department of Education
The U.S. Supreme Court has paved the way for the Trump administration to continue dismantling the Department of Education, sparking widespread concerns about the future of public education.
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Another Flawed Reform That Will Soon Need Revising: The Simplification of Electronic Prescriptions in Armenia
The Armenian Ministry of Health has announced its intention to simplify the process of issuing electronic prescriptions, acknowledging the difficulties encountered during the implementation of the Armed electronic healthcare system. While the initiative aims to enhance efficiency in prescription issuance,…
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Are Armenia’s Military Transport Privileges Being Revoked? Separating Facts from Speculation
Recent reports in Armenian media have sparked controversy over claims that the Defense Ministry has decided to revoke key transport privileges for military personnel. Allegations suggest that free transportation to and from military bases, as well as access to public…
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Digital Marking System: A Burden for Small Businesses and a Threat to Consumer Prices
The State Revenue Committee’s (SRC) initiative to implement a digital marking system with unique identifiers is facing significant criticism, particularly from micro and small businesses. While the system aims to reduce the shadow economy and improve product circulation monitoring, its…
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Armenian National Assembly Schedules 26 Legislative Items for November 12 Session
The Armenian National Assembly will convene on November 12, 2024, to discuss an agenda packed with 26 critical legislative issues. The agenda, approved during a November 11 session led by Assembly Speaker, includes key amendments across various legal domains, from…