News in Brief: Government Decisions, Peace Process, and International Reactions

Summary of the news from the past hour:

• The government has approved the report on "Progress and Results of 2025," which will be sent to the National Assembly this week.
• The technical inspection requirements for car gas cylinders are being tightened; laboratory tests will be recorded and kept for at least 6 months.
• Outdoor advertising operators will be required to inspect and maintain advertising boards every six months, with stricter safety monitoring.
• The government has reduced the 2026 budget for the social package.
• According to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, emigration has transformed into immigration, and negotiations regarding the text of the peace treaty with Azerbaijan have concluded.
• The Prime Minister presented the "Trump Road" investment initiative as a new railway and logistics corridor for East-West connectivity.
• The Prime Minister of Hungary has accused Zelensky of anti-Hungarian politics and the closure of the Druzhba oil pipeline in an open letter.
• The President of Iran stated that Tehran has never sought to acquire nuclear weapons ahead of negotiations with the USA.
• Zelensky has announced that Russia's failure to occupy Ukraine is a victory for Kyiv and expressed willingness to meet with Putin.
• A new study shows that the use of electronic cigarettes increases the risk of severe infections and chronic lung diseases by 50%.