Diplomacy & Economy: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is in Germany, set to receive the Hessian Peace Prize in Wiesbaden and meet local businessmen in Frankfurt, pitching peace-driven opportunities and the TRIPP transport project as a “game-changing” route for investment and trade. EU Integration: EU Mission head Vassilis Maragos says trade preferences for Armenian goods are expected to take effect soon after the European Parliament vote, while visa liberalization progress remains a key focus. Anti-Corruption Courts: The Yerevan Anti-Corruption Court extended Strong Armenia leader Samvel Karapetyan’s house arrest for two more months, and another hearing in Robert Kocharyan’s March 1 case is underway amid claims of political pressure. Legal & Health: Former SRC chief Gagik Khachatryan’s condition worsened in court; his defense says he still hasn’t received proper medical care, while a German doctor was reportedly denied access. Church & Society: The Supreme Spiritual Council says the Armenian authorities’ interference in the Armenian Apostolic Church is unacceptable, as another church-related trial resumes. Armenia–Russia Tensions: Russian officials accuse Yerevan of “property redistribution” and possible “raider” moves against Russian businesses, pointing to Electric Networks of Armenia; Yerevan denies threats and continues talks on railway concession changes. Local Politics: Country to Live and Hayakve will run together in Goris elections under the “Voice for Life” alliance. Regional Culture: Armenia–Turkey broadcasting cooperation talks are underway, including a possible memorandum between regulators.