News in One Line: Finance Minister on Pensions, Legislative Changes, and International Developments

Yesterday's news summarized and content-rich:

• The government has decided to increase pensions by 10,000 drams; the funding has been assessed, and no fiscal risks are foreseen. The Finance Minister assures that the decision is based on analyses and has budgetary support.
• Legislative changes have been initiated in the field of economic competition and consumer rights, aimed at aligning laws with European standards. The new regulations concern unfair conditions and misleading advertising.
• The Prime Minister of Canada is officially visiting India, as well as Australia and Japan, to strengthen relationships and reduce dependency on the United States.
• The Pentagon plans to use artificial intelligence tools to identify vulnerabilities in Chinese infrastructure for potential conflict scenarios.
• After meetings held in Geneva, it has been announced that the next round of trilateral negotiations between Russia, the USA, and Ukraine may take place in Abu Dhabi.