News in Brief: Changes in Insurance, New Technological Programs in Armenia, and EU Support

Yesterday's news summarized and content-rich:

• The Security Council meeting was held under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister. The regional situation and current developments were discussed.
• The increase in insurance payouts will not raise insurance premiums, but rates may change depending on inflation or the frequency of accidents.
• Armenia will create an online map of accidents to identify and reduce "black spots."
• Inclusion of driver violations in the bonus-malus system is being discussed to impact rates.
• It is proposed to install cameras on buses for quick responses to accidents.
• The use of drones at accident sites is under discussion to speed up the process.
• The U.S. has warned that attacks against Iran could provoke strikes in Gulf countries.
• The EU rapid response team will visit Armenia to provide cybersecurity support.
• Starting in 2026, programming classes will be included in over 80% of schools in Armenia.
• Georgia has deported 78 foreigners, including citizens from Armenia.