Space Strategy: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told the International Space Summit in Paris that Armenia is entering a new phase in national space capabilities, pointing to ARMSAT-1 (2022) and HAYASAT-1 (2023) and outlining plans to launch at least three satellites plus build domestic ground infrastructure. Armenia-Poland Defense & Diplomacy: The government is set to advance a military-technical cooperation draft with Poland to the Constitutional Court, while officials also signed a memorandum on diplomatic training and education. Armenia-Russia Tensions: Opposition lawmakers met Russian Ambassador Sergei Kopyrkin, warning that trade restrictions are hitting citizens and businesses, as Rosselkhoznadzor continues curbs on Armenian imports. Gaza Humanitarian Aid: Armenia will facilitate medical treatment for up to 10 seriously ill children from Gaza, with funding approved for transfers and care in Armenian hospitals. Opposition Lawsuits & Political Pressure: Samvel Karapetyan sued Pashinyan demanding a public apology and compensation over alleged insults during the May 29 campaign. Local Corruption Probe: Meghri community head Khachatur Andreasyan was arrested in a case tied to unauthorized resource use and alleged bribery ahead of local elections. Armenia-Azerbaijan Connectivity: Azerbaijan says the TRIPP trade corridor won’t start until 2027, pushing back the earlier end-2026 timeline.