11:00 News in Brief: Search at Narek Karapetyan's House, Controversial Court Rulings

Yesterday's news summarized and contextualized.

• Law enforcement actions around the opposition party: Early in the morning, law enforcement officials conducted a search at the house of a member of the "Strong Armenia" alliance.
• Extended detention of co-founder: Meanwhile, the court has extended the detention of the co-founder of the same party for two months. He is accused of recruiting participants for gatherings and money laundering.
• Judicial dispute between former and current leaders: The court dismissed the former president's lawsuit against the prime minister, demanding the retraction of information that tarnished his honor and dignity. The judge ruled that the prime minister's remarks were considered evaluative judgments based on factual grounds.
• Protest by farmers in Armavir: Residents have blocked the Armavir-Yerevan highway at the Aknalich area due to the absence of contracts for crop procurement. Farmers are demanding state assistance for the collection and marketing of tomato crops.
• Political figure's message from prison: The leader of the Prosperous Armenia Party has issued a statement from his place of detention, noting the lack of alternative plans in the new parliament. He expressed concerns that the country is facing real shocks in the upcoming months.
• Migrant crisis at Spain's border: Spanish authorities have closed the border crossing with Morocco following hundreds of attempted migrant crossings. The situation is escalating in the neighboring area, where military units have been involved due to mass border breaches and casualties.