Agribusiness Update: Armenia exported about 800 tons of fruits and vegetables plus 7 tons of flowers from June 19–21, including 371 tons of apricots and 154 tons of cherries, as exporters adjust after Russia/EAEU quarantine restrictions. Casino Crackdown: Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan invalidated Gagik Tsarukyan’s Onira Club LLC license (Shangri La casino) over mismatches between reported financial flows and audit readings. Election Court Fight: Armenia’s Constitutional Court will hear combined challenges to June 7 parliamentary election results on June 26, after recusing two judges from the case; opposition groups also push for unity and a possible run-off. US–Armenia Lobby & Azerbaijan Ties: New U.S. congressional amendments aim to strengthen Armenia’s security and enforce Section 907, while Azerbaijan–U.S. relations debates intensify. Armenia–Iran Stakes: Analysis argues stable Iran matters for Armenia’s southern trade route and regional security. Tech & Transit: Telecom Armenia and AzerTelecom signed an internet traffic transit deal, raising new political concerns about connectivity. Culture & Science: UNESCO intangible heritage work continues in Paris; a French-language center opened in Kajaran; a short film festival runs June 25–29 in Yerevan and Gyumri. Sports: Armenia’s student chess team won first in Moscow; Yervand Mkrtchyan took Balkan gold with a national record.