Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace & TRIPP: PM Nikol Pashinyan used his UNGA speech to stress that peace is still “unfinished” without missing persons, demining, and the return of Armenians detained in Azerbaijan, while also pushing TRIPP as a practical next step with U.S. cooperation. UNGA Diplomacy: U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff said the deal was possible because both sides were ready and Trump backed the process; meanwhile Azerbaijan’s FM Jeyhun Bayramov told the UN that “de facto peace” is already producing economic results and urged removing remaining obstacles to a final agreement. Russian Base Debate: Armenian officials played down any Turkey-linked threat and reiterated that Russia’s Gyumri base is not vital, as public discussion continues over whether Moscow will keep or withdraw troops. EU Support in Syunik: The EU says it has mobilized €258m for Syunik under the Team Europe initiative, including irrigation, social services, and cultural heritage projects. Legal & Rights: The ECHR rejected former finance minister Gagik Khachatryan’s bid for interim medical-related measures; Armenia also faces fresh scrutiny as an international democracy fact-finding mission is set for late September in Yerevan. Domestic Politics & Church: Opposition figures renewed attacks on the government’s “property redistribution” and warned about possible alternative church structures if the current Catholicos can’t be removed. Business & Society: EU4Business held an investment session in Yerevan; Aeroflot announced a new Krasnodar–Gyumri route; and a Vardenis education complex is planned with state co-financing.