Vinitski served the Armenian government with a "Notice of Intent to Submit Claims to Arbitration," alleging that the state unlawfully expropriated his investments and paralyzed his business operations.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan, addressing the International Space Summit in Paris, boasted that Armenia has entered a new stage in the development of its space capabilities and pointed to the 2022 launch of its first satellite, ARMASAT-1.
Armenia’s Customs Service reports that $17.8 million worth of petroleum products (gasoline and diesel fuel) and $109,000 worth of plastic construction parts were imported.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan and French President Emmanuel Macron met at the Élysée Palace today to reinforce their bilateral strategic partnership. The high-level meeting occurred during Pashinyan's two-day working visit to Paris, where he is also at