UN & Diplomacy: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan used his UN General Assembly speech to target domestic critics, Strong Armenia leader Samvel Karapetyan said, arguing it was aimed at supporters. Armenia–Turkey–Azerbaijan Link: A political analyst said Armenian-Turkish normalization is heavily constrained by Armenian-Azerbaijani dynamics, with Azerbaijan’s stance acting as a lever on Ankara. ECHR Update: The European Court of Human Rights rejected former Finance Minister Gagik Khachatryan’s request for interim measures, including lifting detention and travel restrictions. Church-State Tensions: AMISP released a white paper alleging an unlawful government campaign against the Armenian Apostolic Church; meanwhile, church-related legal and political disputes continue, including calls to consider an alternative Catholicosate if removal efforts fail. Economy & EU Trade: EU Commissioner Marta Kos promoted Armenian products after the EU adopted temporary tariff relief covering about 80% of Armenian exports. Energy & IMF: Deputy PM Mher Grigoryan met an IMF mission on the second review of the SBA, while Russian gas supply resumed after repairs; officials also debated costs of diversifying away from Russia. TRIPP & Investment: The US hosted a New York event to turn TRIPP into investment, with Armenia and Azerbaijan foreign ministers discussing trade and transit. Human Rights: Azerbaijan’s Bahruz Samadov, sentenced to 15 years, reportedly cut himself during his Supreme Court hearing; Amnesty urged immediate release and adequate healthcare. Public Safety: Armenia’s airport inspection body warned travelers to use only licensed taxis at Zvartnots.