15:00 News in Brief: Multi Wellness Has a New Name; HETC's Response to Karapetyan

Yesterday's news summarized and insightful:

• The temporary manager of HETC has denied the claims of the company's former leadership, labeling them as false. He reported that hundreds of employees have been dismissed due to uncovered large-scale embezzlements, overpricing, and illegal connections, and dozens of criminal proceedings have been initiated.
• The former Multi Wellness center owned by Gagik Tsarukyan has reopened in Yerevan under the new name Yerevan Wellness Center. The complex will operate in a new format, and a former coach who actively participated in the election campaign of the ruling party has been appointed as its director.
• Potential parliamentary candidate Arman Abovyan from the Prosperous Armenia Party addressed the message from Gagik Tsarukyan voiced from prison. He emphasized the dangers facing the country and noted that the absence of a plan to overcome the crisis in the National Assembly could lead to uncontrollable upheavals.
• Davt Balayan, representing Armenia, has achieved impressive victories at the ongoing World Wrestling Championship for under 17 in Baku, securing a place in the semifinals.
• U.S. President Donald Trump has raised over $800 million from major businesses. The funds will be directed towards non-profit programs, including the construction of a new ballroom at the White House.
• In France, over 300 people have been detained on suspicion of starting forest fires, including 120 minors. A large number of EU civil protection forces have been deployed to combat record levels of fires across Europe.