Daily briefing

Saturday, 7 November

14 stories, 243 articles, 3 blindspots

The day's stories

  1. Justice

    Three men arrested in Armavir on suspicion of preparing a murder

    According to the Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, two residents of Metsamor who had previously been convicted of serious crimes were preparing, together with a group of people, to kill a resident of Yerevan, as well as of Argavand, for about 5,000 US dollars.

    28 sources

  2. Blindspot: pro-government media Pro-government outlets barely covered this story, while opposition outlets covered it widely. Justice

    Oragir.News editor-in-chief Gevorg Emin-Teryan assaulted

    According to Oragir.News, a Lexus car cut off Gevorg Emin-Teryan's car on Mashtots Avenue in Yerevan, causing a collision.

    22 sources

  3. Blindspot: pro-government media Pro-government outlets barely covered this story, while opposition outlets covered it widely. World

    Trump announces new strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island

    US President Donald Trump told reporters in Florida on November 6 that the American military had carried out limited strikes on Iran and destroyed an anti-aircraft installation on Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz.

    12 sources

  4. Foreign policy & security

    Armenia, US and Azerbaijan set up TRIPP technical groups

    Armenia, the United States and Azerbaijan announced in a joint statement the launch of the first two trilateral technical planning groups for the TRIPP project.

    40 sources

  5. Blindspot: opposition media Opposition outlets barely covered this story, while pro-government outlets covered it widely. Politics

    Pashinyan says he has about 500 unread letters

    Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan wrote on social media that he currently has about 500 letters he has not yet had time to read.

    10 sources

  6. Foreign policy & security

    India to supply Armenia with 1,000 guided rockets for Pinaka

    According to the Indian Defence Research Wing (IDRW), India has begun delivering guided rockets for Pinaka multiple rocket launch systems to Armenia, with the first batch comprising 1,000 units.

    6 sources

  7. Society

    Andreasyan: no student should leave university for financial reasons

    Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports Zhanna Andreasyan told a National Assembly discussion of the draft 2027 budget that no student with sufficient academic performance should have to leave university because of financial problems.

    16 sources