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The Prime Minister’s Salary Will Increase by Nearly 80%

The Telegram channel “Javakhk Diaspora of Armenia” writes:

“The Government of Armenia has approved a draft law under which the prime minister’s salary will increase by nearly 80%, while ministers’ salaries will double.

P.S. The Armenian government, which lost the war and bears responsibility for all of its consequences, including the abandonment of Artsakh and the complete failure of negotiations with Azerbaijan, and which is preparing for new concessions, is doubling its salaries at the expense of Armenian taxpayers.

There is no need to mention the numerous social problems in Armenia, the poverty rate, or the number of homeless people, including tens of thousands of forcibly displaced people from Artsakh.”

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Infocom: Some Expenses of Officials Who Donated to Civil Contract Are Not Substantiated by Their Declarations

An investigation by “Infocom” has revealed discrepancies between the income, monetary assets, and expenses of a number of officials who made donations to the Civil Contract party in 2025. In some cases, the income reported in their declarations is insufficient to substantiate their expenses, while several officials have provided explanations regarding undeclared income.

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Hetq: 46 Hectares of Forested Land in Tsaghkadzor Were Not Returned to the State: Most Court Cases Ended in Failure

The process of returning to the state around 46 hectares of forested land located at the entrance to Tsaghkadzor, which had been illegally privatized in 2007, has largely failed to produce results.

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Nearly 5 Billion AMD in Bonuses for Government Officials: How Is Public Money Distributed?

The government has allocated approximately 5 billion AMD for bonuses for government officials and employees of the state system. Questions regarding the distribution of the funds, their justification, and the criteria for awarding bonuses continue to remain on the public oversight agenda. In July, Radio Azatutyun and Factor TV addressed this topic.

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Verelq: Prosecutor’s Office Demands Confiscation of the “Ayrarat” Cinema Building

The Prosecutor General’s Office has filed a lawsuit demanding the confiscation of the “Ayrarat” (“Rossiya”) cinema building located at 16 Tigran Mets Avenue, Yerevan. The real estate belongs to the family of businessman and former Member of Parliament Khachatur Sukiasyan.

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“Hetq”: Prosecutor’s Office Challenges Auction of Former Kindergarten Acquired by Gurgen Arsenyan’s Company

The Prosecutor’s Office of Tavush Province has applied to the Anti-Corruption Court, demanding that the auction of the building of former Kindergarten No. 9 in Dilijan be declared invalid and that the property be returned to the community. This is reported by “Hetq.”

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