News in Brief: Rise in Gas and Oil Prices, Government Decisions, and Disturbing Violence Cases in Armenia

News from the past hour, summarized and substantial:

• After the attack on Qatar's gas facility by Iran, gas prices in the global market have surged by approximately 30%.
• The price of Brent crude oil has increased by more than 5% on the London stock exchange, reaching $113 per barrel.
• The value of Bitcoin has decreased, falling below the psychological threshold of $70,000.
• The Armenian government is discussing 39 issues in its latest session, 36 of which will not be reported, while an additional 7 are confidential.
• Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has denied accusations of "tax terror" against businesses, emphasizing state support for the economy.
• According to the Prime Minister, the government expects only legal tax payments from businesses, without any additional or reduced requirements.
• The government has extended support for families of the missing for another 3 months, amounting to 300,000 AMD per month.
• Pashinyan has announced that health care in Armenia is transforming into a profitable sector, with significant investments and new technologies.
• Parents of soldiers are holding a protest in front of the government building, demanding the retroactive implementation of the law on service reductions.
• A criminal case has been initiated against the father’s girlfriend for long-term violence and an attempted murder of a one-year-old child.
• According to the child's grandmother, the little one was found with severe injuries, and there were no relatives in the family to care for him.
• Following media alerts, a 5-year-old child has been transferred to a care center, with the grandmother demanding guardianship rights.
• In Yerevan, a foreign mother has brutally beaten her 3-year-old child, leading to criminal proceedings and the appointment of an expert examination.