Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace & Artsakh Anniversary: Yerevan marked the third anniversary of the Sept. 19–20, 2023 hostilities with a “March of Memory” in Yerevan, where participants urged the UN to ensure the safe return of Nagorno-Karabakh residents; opposition figures and Artsakh officials repeated calls for collective, safe return and for the release of Armenian prisoners held in Azerbaijan. Diplomacy & Foreign Policy: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia’s strategy must be built “on a rock” amid shifting statements from regional powers, and warned that Armenia-Russia relations will not return to the past; he also discussed railway concerns tied to Russian concession management. TRIPP Legal Step: Armenia’s Constitutional Court ruled the TRIPP agreement complies with the Constitution, while officials framed the project as operating under Armenia’s jurisdiction. Anti-Corruption Push: Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee detained and advanced cases involving former officials, including a former PM’s brother after testimony and reimbursement. Economy & Energy: Armenia reported benefits from fuel imports from Azerbaijan, arguing it helped prevent supply-side inflation pressure. International Spotlight: Trump listed the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal among his top achievements, while a US court ruling in a separate context upheld limits on third-country deportation procedures.