Armenia–Poland Diplomacy: Armenia’s foreign ministry held political consultations with Poland in Yerevan, with both sides pushing to upgrade ties in defense, tech, agriculture, education, science, and culture. Space Ambitions: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says Armenia is entering a new phase in national space capabilities, planning at least three satellites (two for Earth observation, one for telecom), plus a distributed ground-station network, after ARMSAT-1 (2022) and HAYASAT-1. Energy Politics: Ruling-party lawmaker Taron Chakoyan rejects opposition claims that gas prices will rise, saying existing agreements protect consumers. Armenia–India Defense Links: A five-member Armenian Armed Forces delegation visited an Indian Air Force station under the Western Air Command to deepen military-to-military cooperation. Opposition–Russia Contacts: Armenia’s parliamentary Armenia faction met the Russian ambassador, discussing trade restrictions and the wider state of Armenian-Russian relations. Legal/Finance Fallout: The state coffers are said to have taken an $11 million hit tied to opposition leader Gagik Tsarukyan’s Multi Tabak case. Gaza Humanitarian Move: Armenia will facilitate medical treatment for up to 10 seriously ill children from Gaza in Armenian hospitals, with funding approved for the effort. Property Market Pressure: Another wave of people relocating to Armenia—linked to Russia mobilization rumors—has pushed rents and property prices up about 20%. EU Balancing Act: Analysis highlights Armenia’s EU-facing reforms while Russian cultural institutions keep expanding, including new “Russian Houses” in Armenia.