ArmInfo. If Armenia sever ties with Russia, it risks becoming ideal geopolitical prey for those who have been waiting for centuries to divide it into spheres of influence, according to journalist Dmitry Kiselev, quoted by RIA Novosti.

ArmInfo. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's recent statements regarding the adoption of a new Constitution indicate that he has found himself in a multi-layered political impasse, attempts to resolve which could lead to an unprecedented domestic political crisis.

ArmInfo.  Scammers are increasingly using fake screenshots of transfers, winnings, and bonuses to trick victims into handing over goods or sending them real money. A screenshot from a banking app can look convincing: the specified amount, a familiar logo, and a "transfer completed" status. But an image on the screen does not yet mean that the money has actually arrived.

ArmInfo. Instead of removing current Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan or suspending his programs, the opposition public is being taught to be content with the fact that "at least they're giving an answer." This is how former Armenian Justice Minister Arpine Hovhannisyan commented on today's brawl in parliament, provoked by Nikol Pashinyan's ruling "Civil Contract" party.

ArmInfo. The European Armenian Federation for Justice and Democracy (EAFJD) condemns the politically motivated exclusion of the Artsakh State Orchestra of National Instruments and the "We Are Our Mountains" State Song and Dance Ensemble from the upcoming Vienna International Cultural Festival.

ArmInfo. Tougher penalties for parking in the second lane of the road are not aimed at increasing state budget revenues, but at preventing violations. The Armenian Minister of Internal Affairs (MIA) stated this in a conversation with journalists in parliament on October 26, in response to a question about how the increased penalties should help reduce road accidents.

ArmInfo. The participation of the Artsakh State Ensemble of Folk Instruments and the State Song and Dance Ensemble "We Are Our Mountains" in the international festival in Vienna was canceled following the intervention of several foreign embassies.

ArmInfo. The court has remanded Arsեն Gevorgyan, the Strong Armenia candidate for head of the Stepanavan community, in custody for two months, the party’s press service reports.

ArmInfo. Kiosk owners on Shinararneri Street in Yerevan want to receive legally required compensation for their demolished properties. This was stated by attorney Varsik Hovsepyan, who represents the interests of the owners of two kiosks, at a press conference in Yerevan on October 21.

Arminfo.  The Strong Armenia party called the detention of its supporters in Stepanavan an act of dictatorship and urged residents of the community not to succumb to the pressure exerted by the Armenian authorities and to participate in the vote in the local self-government elections scheduled for October 25.

ArmInfo. Armenia, led by Nikol Pashinyan, is trying to present itself to the world with a "green" agenda, while the opening of the Amulsar mine near the resort town of Jermuk just days earlier is literally the beginning of an environmental disaster. This was written by Lilit Galstyan, a member of the Armenian parliament from the opposition "Armenia" faction, on her Facebook page.

ArmInfo. The arrest of activist Artur Danielyan and the detention of honored cultural figure Vahram Sahakyan two weeks earlier are not random or isolated incidents: this is a systematic campaign to intimidate the public and suppress dissent. This was written on his Facebook page by information security expert and head of the Yerevan Press Club Artur Papyan.

ArmInfo. Former UN Deputy Secretary-General Benon Sevan, who dedicated much of his life to serving the UN and preserving Armenian cultural heritage, has passed away at the age of 90. He also represented the Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU).

ArmInfo. A delegation led by Kamo Tsutsulyan, Chief of Police and Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Armenia, took part in the regular meeting of the Council of CIS Interior Ministers in Dushanbe.

ArmInfo.  Attempts to intensify NATO cooperation with Armenia and Azerbaijan are failing due to the conflict between France and Turkey, while Russia is weakening its grip on the region, Politico reports.

ArmInfo. International courts and bodies that should have acted against those responsible for the ethnic cleansing of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh/Artsakh have done absolutely nothing. This was stated by Narek Karapetyan, head of the Strong Armenia parliamentary faction, during his speech at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) on October 2.

ArmInfo. Receiving an unexpected message from the CEO or from the direct supervisor is stressful on its own. But what if the executive demands an urgent payment, warns of a "confidential transaction," and asks you not to tell anyone? Many employees choose to carry out the order without asking questions. This is precisely the foundation of one of the most dangerous schemes known as "Fake Boss" or "CEO fraud."

ArmInfo. The heads of the Armenian Apostolic Church's (AAC) dioceses abroad have proposed convening a Council of Bishops in the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin no later than mid-2027, following the publication of a report on the situation in the Armenian Church by the Armenian government.

ArmInfo. Criminal proceedings have been initiated regarding the fire that broke out on September 27 at the Tsitsernakaberd electrical substation in Yerevan under paragraphs 2 and 6 of Part 2 of Article 264 of the RA Criminal Code (destruction of or damage to property by arson, explosion, or other generally dangerous means, resulting in property damage on an especially large scale). This was reported by the RA Investigative Committee.

ArmInfo. The leader of the Wings of Unity party and former Armenian Ombudsman Arman Tatoyan expresses regret that some opposition circles are trying to look outside themselves for the reasons for their own mistakes and failures.