News in Brief: Appointment of Constitutional Court Judge, Increase in Court Judges' Salaries, Iran's Demands to the U.S.

Recent news summarized and content-rich:

• Vladimir Vardanyan has been elected as a judge of the Constitutional Court through a secret ballot. He has terminated his party membership and will cease his parliamentary activities if elected.
• The government proposes to increase the salaries of Constitutional Court judges by introducing a system of bonuses dependent on seniority.
• The National Assembly continues its four-day sessions, discussing dozens of issues on the agenda.
• Starting from April, benefits for citizens with disabilities will increase, along with an expanded list of support measures.
• A new batch of Russian wheat will be sent to Armenia via transit through Azerbaijani territory.
• Iran has put forth stringent demands for returning to negotiations with the U.S., including military and economic conditions.
• Rockets have been fired from Lebanon towards Israel, prompting a state of alert in the northern region.
• Iran has announced new strikes against U.S. and Israeli targets, continuing its military operations.
• North Korea has declared that it will continue to support Russia.
• The ruling party in Denmark has won the parliamentary elections, achieving historically low results.