10:00 News in One Line: Criminal Group Disclosed in Armenia, Details of the Pedagogical University Vice-Rector's Case

Latest news summarized and content-rich:

• The Criminal Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has suspended the activities of an Asian criminal group specializing in online fake gambling.
• The corruption criminal case involving the vice-rector of the Pedagogical University, his son, and a renowned chess player has been sent to court.
• The Prime Minister of Israel has filed a lawsuit against The New York Times due to an article about violence against Palestinian detainees.
• U.S. President Donald Trump has praised the practical qualities of China's leader and described him as a warm individual.
• Washington and Beijing agree on the exclusion of Iran's nuclear armament and the uninterrupted functioning of the Hormuz Strait.
• Donald Trump has not ruled out the possibility of targeting Iran's nuclear infrastructure if steps towards uranium extraction are taken.
• New priorities for bilateral cooperation will be discussed at the upcoming EU-Azerbaijan security dialogue meeting in Baku.
• A new batch of 977 tons of wheat will be transported to Armenia via Georgian railways.