AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOmbudsman Update: Armenia’s Human Rights Ombudsman Anahit Manasyan says problems raised over Robert Kocharyan and Gagik Khachatryan’s detention conditions have been partly resolved, though systemic issues remain at Yerevan-Kentron. Nuclear Energy Push: Rosatom chief Alexey Likhachev met PM Nikol Pashinyan on extending Metzamor’s Unit 2 and proposed a new at-least-1 GW plant; Armenia says the final choice will be purely economic. Church Autonomy Clash: Christian Solidarity International urges Armenia to withdraw its report on the Armenian Apostolic Church crisis and respect church independence, as the Mother See rejects the government document. Election Fallout: Prosperous Armenia reacts to PACE’s final election assessment, arguing CEC decisions on three polling stations unfairly blocked parliamentary representation. Local Politics: Civil Contract re-elected uncontested in municipal races, while Jermuk’s council list is led by Vahagn Arsenyan. Public Order: Yerevan Municipality imposed restrictions on planned assemblies, citing concerns over political messaging. Legal/Detention: Screenwriter Vahram Sahakyan was detained over a Facebook post on alleged hate speech. Russia Cash Limits: Putin signed new rules cutting the cash ruble export limit to 1 million rubles for travel to Armenia and other states.
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