20:00 News in One Line: No Political Prisoners, Proposal to Build New Nuclear Power Plant, GOP Decides Not to Participate in Elections

Latest news summarized and content-rich:

• Prime Minister Pashinyan has stated that the movement in Nagorno-Karabakh must cease as both sides have recognized each other's territorial integrity. President Putin noted that the issue of Nagorno-Karabakh remains the most sensitive topic.
• Pashinyan emphasized the importance of establishing peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan and highlighted Putin's role in the process. Putin declared that it is necessary to develop relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan and continue the process of unblocking.
• Pashinyan assured that there are no political prisoners in Armenia.
• Armenia is discussing various proposals for the construction of a new nuclear power plant. Russia plans to present proposals for the development of nuclear energy in Armenia.
• Gatherings are allowed for Armenians in Russia, which has been presented as a positive attitude.
• The Republican Party of Armenia (GOP) has decided not to participate in the upcoming elections.
• After a brawl in the court of Charentsavan, 31 individuals have been arrested.
• The condition of the detained schoolboy is assessed as critical, according to his lawyer. The court has cited the risks of escape, obstruction, and further criminal activity for the detention.
• The Armenian national team has fallen to 106th place in the FIFA rankings.
• Iran has denied the U.S. statement regarding a request for a ceasefire.
• Oil prices remain high at around $101 per barrel.
• Rainfall and a rise in air temperature are expected tomorrow.