AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHouse Arrest in Business Probe: Multi Transport director Artur Dallakyan has been placed under house arrest as Armenia’s Investigative Committee cites large-scale tax evasion, following a July 31 search tied to Prosperous Armenia leader Gagik Tsarukyan’s wider legal troubles. Safety & Speech Under Scrutiny: Criminal proceedings were launched after Anna Hakobyan reported death threats, with charges covering digital “hooliganism” and public calls for violence. Culture Calendar: The 9th Yerevan Book Festival returns Sept. 4–6 at Republic Square and major museums, with a theme about language bridging divides. Heritage Discovery: Archaeologists uncovered a medieval spring at Tatev Monastery, now accessible to visitors. International Arts & Education: Armenia and Montenegro signed an education, science, and innovation cooperation agreement, while a new exhibition highlights Evgenia Parsadanian-Harris’s art “transcending borders.” Arts Abroad Spotlight: A report flags Marriott “genocide tourism” criticism over tours marketed via Bonvoy that include visits to Artsakh sites.
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