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According to a study by CivilNet, the online gambling market in Armenia continues to expand rapidly. In 2017, the volume of internet betting was AMD 138.5 billion, while in 2025 it had already reached AMD 7.4 trillion. Over eight years, it increased by approximately 53 times. In the first eight months of 2026, the amount of betting reached AMD 5.4 trillion.
Read moreAmid discussions surrounding a possible increase in the price of imported gas, 168.am has addressed Armenia’s gas tariff policy, presenting how Russian gas purchased at a preferential price at the border reaches the population at a price nearly twice as high, while substantially lower tariffs apply to certain sectors of the economy.
Read moreMore than AMD 621 million is spent annually from the state budget on maintaining Armenia’s government residences. Calculated on a daily basis, this exceeds AMD 1.7 million. But this amount is not spent solely on the maintenance and security of the residences, utility payments, and upkeep of the surrounding areas. As Hraparak has found, through the “Government Residences Management” SNCO, the personal needs of the families of high-ranking officials are also covered, including the manicure and pedicure expenses of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s wife and daughters.
Read moreAccording to a publication by Pastinfo, Yerevan Municipality has changed its official position regarding the property of the “Multi Wellness” sports and wellness center owned by Gagik Tsarukyan. While in July the municipality confirmed that the gym’s movable property had been entrusted to it for safekeeping and was not community property, it now claims that the gym belongs to the municipality.
Read moreThe remuneration of bank executives in Armenia can reach hundreds of millions of drams annually, while citizens have no information about how much financial institutions spend on protecting their money from fraudsters. This issue was raised by lawyer and former Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Arpine Hovhannisyan, who presented the responses to her inquiries addressed to Armenia’s 18 banks.
Read moreThe National Anti-Corruption Initiative is an organization dedicated to building a transparent, accountable, and fair society in the Republic of Armenia. Through research, advocacy, and practical action, we promote the fight against corruption and the implementation of systemic reforms.
Our team comprises legal experts, researchers, journalists, and civic activists committed to the highest standards of professional ethics. We believe that transparency is the foundation of a democratic state.
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