Politics & Accountability: Relatives of missing Artsakh war servicemen staged a fresh warning outside Armenia’s government building, giving authorities one week to share information on the fate of their loved ones. Human Rights & Courts: A lawyer says a UN expert group recognized at least 109 people as victims of state repression tied to the “Sacred Struggle” movement, while an activist criticized a push to legally ban HelpCourt.am’s judge-evaluation platform. Governance Watch: Armenia placed 64th in the Chandler Institute’s Good Government Index, behind Georgia and Azerbaijan. UNESCO & Culture: Armenia is taking part in the World Heritage Committee in Busan and says it’s ready to help implement the 1972 Convention; Zvartnots Cathedral also received new renovations coverage. Economy & Trade: The EAEU has started IMEI verification for imported phones (initially for Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan), and the week’s digest highlights TRIPP progress plus state management moves around strategic assets like Teghut and Ararat Cement. International Spotlight: Haaretz reports Netanyahu blocked a Knesset vote on recognizing the Armenian Genocide after objections linked to Azerbaijan. Education & Society: Armenian students won bronze at the International Chemistry Olympiad in Uzbekistan.