14:00 News in One Line: The Future of Armenia's Nuclear Power Plant, A New Military Alliance Forming Worldwide

Yesterday's news summarized and substantial:

• The operational lifespan of Armenia's nuclear power plant is set until 2036, after which a new nuclear plant is planned for construction. The country's energy security and the possibilities of importing or exporting energy resources are not linked to the closure of the nuclear power plant.
• The opposition MP discussed the prospects for deepening cooperation and integration between Armenia and the European Union. The importance of developing relations with the EU was highlighted.
• Satellite monitoring and social media photographs have recorded the destruction of St. Mary’s Cathedral in Stepanakert, which occurred between March and April 2026.
• A defense agreement has been signed between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan in Mecca. The aim is to establish a new model of regional security and strengthen military and security cooperation.
• The U.S. Department of Defense has reported that 153 civilians were killed and 243 injured as a result of airstrikes carried out in Yemen. The data was collected based on intelligence sources and analysis of open data.
• The unprecedented heat of 2026 could cause around £4.4 billion in damages to the UK economy due to a decline in workforce capacity and productivity resulting from high temperatures.