Iran Sanctions Watch: PM Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia won’t cross a line that could trigger sanctions against the country itself over Iran-related US measures. Social Services: Pension decisions will be sent to citizens via SMS, with a link to view the effective date, amount, and service details. Jobs & Growth: Armenia reported a record 830.4k income-generating jobs in August, plus higher wages and budget revenues. Energy Pivot: Pashinyan said a new 1,000 MW nuclear plant may be the “most logical” solution as Armenia shifts from surplus to deficit; Rosatom also offered a 1,000 MW reactor option. Infrastructure & Housing: He ordered alternative road construction and warned of future traffic jams; he also cited about 90% deterioration of housing stock and pushed renovation plans. Governance Changes: Armenia will rename the State Property Management Committee and the Water Committee, moving them under direct government authority. Security Flashpoint: NSS says an Azerbaijani serviceman was detained after a shooting in Shaki, Syunik. Trade & Industry: Armenia lifted temporary restrictions on cement imports from third countries to diversify supply and ease demand. EU & Peace Process: EU officials met Armenia on integration, security, connectivity, and peace implementation; Pashinyan reiterated signing and ratifying the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal as a top priority.