19:00 News in Brief: From Garegin B's Case to Bribery Scandals and Russia's Secret Plans

Yesterday's news summarized:

• The case involving Garegin B and six bishops has been accepted by the court in the Armavir region, with the first hearing scheduled for August 28.
• The case against 14 individuals accused of giving and receiving bribes during the 2026 parliamentary elections has been transferred to the Anti-Corruption Court.
• Another plot of land measuring over 332 square meters in Hrant Matevosyan Park in Vanadzor has been returned to the community after the termination of its rental rights.
• From 2023 to 2026, the state has seized 45 real estate properties and other assets identified as having illegal origins as part of protecting state interests.
• According to an investigation by The New York Times, Russia continues its hybrid operations aimed at weakening NATO and the EU, with Moldova being one of the top priorities.
• Andy Baker, the Deputy National Security Advisor of the White House, is set to leave the Trump administration in the coming weeks.
• Two secret missile launches by North Korea have raised suspicions among experts that Pyongyang may be developing missiles for Russia.
• Hungary will undertake engineering works on the Danube to raise the river level and ensure the cooling of the reactors at the Paks nuclear power plant.