15:00 News in Brief: New Decisions in the National Assembly, Important Changes for Drivers

Recent news summarized:

• The issue of establishing a temporary commission on parliamentary ethics has been discussed in the National Assembly, during which political accusations were exchanged.
• The National Assembly unanimously decided to create a 10-member temporary commission on parliamentary ethics, with the right to nominate a candidate for president reserved for the ruling Civil Contract party.
• Out of the 12 permanent committees of the 9th convocation of the National Assembly, 8 will be led by the Civil Contract party, 3 by the Strong Armenia party, and 1 by the Armenia faction.
• Gagik Tsarukyan, in a message from prison, stated that the country's development should be based on an effective economic policy, while charity should contribute to the formation of a culture of mutual assistance.
• In Armenia, it is proposed to change the procedure for appealing traffic fines, stipulating that the appeal does not suspend the application of penalty points or the suspension or revocation of driving rights.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has asserted that up to 50,000 North Koreans could be deployed in Russia and called on South Korea to expand military cooperation with Ukraine.
• Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced that Russia seeks to establish control over the entire Donbas region and warned of a possible escalation of the Russian-Ukrainian war.