AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoArmenia-Russia Tensions: Opposition figures say Robert Kocharyan’s arrest is meant to “break the center of resistance” ahead of coming trials and pressure on Armenia’s EAEU and Russia ties, while a Mother Armenia case moves forward with the start of hearings and extended detention for Andranik Tevanyan and Aregnaz Manukyan. Geopolitics & EU Path: Parliament debate continues over visa-free travel with the EU, with ruling officials pointing to an action plan and a still-premature 2029 target, as critics warn Pashinyan is dragging Armenia into new geopolitical risks. Trade & Sanctions: Armenia has appealed to the EAEU over Russian import restrictions, arguing they violate bloc principles, while officials stress the need to open new markets for resilience. Economy: Armenia’s GDP grew about 6% in the first half of 2026, driven by construction and services. Energy & Infrastructure: Armenia’s FM visited Latvia’s BOVO GAS biogas plant, and talks with Uzbekistan covered transport links and cooperation. Public Policy: Armenia plans tighter, costlier citizenship requirements and new rules to block unlicensed online gambling sites. Culture & Community: The Cleveland Armenian Festival returns with kabobs and folk dance, and Artsakh marks 35 years since its 1991 declaration in exile.
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