19:00 News in One Line: Carlson Pities Trump, Changes Expected in Driver's License Issuance

Last hour’s news summary:

• The process of driver's examinations is being simplified. The deadline for taking the practical test after passing the theoretical phase has been extended to two years, and the content of the tests has become more targeted.
• The Civil Contract party discussed the agenda of the National Assembly. During the meeting, the faction decided to nominate Arusyak Julhakyan for the position of chairman of the legal and state affairs committee.
• The Central Electoral Commission has not received any candidacy applications. As of April 13, no official documents have been submitted to the commission regarding parliamentary elections.
• The deputy mayor of Gyumri does not confirm his candidacy. Avetis Arakelyan has stated that the information about his inclusion in the electoral list of 'Strong Armenia' is not yet official.
• The Prime Minister of Hungary is ready for dialogue with the Kremlin. Peter Szijjarto has stated that if he receives a call from the Russian president, he will urge an immediate cessation of hostilities in Ukraine.
• Paris and London will address navigation safety. Emmanuel Macron is initiating an international conference to discuss the situation in the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program.
• The President of Iran condemned the insult to religious sanctities. Masoud Pezeshkian described the recent remarks made about Pope Francis and Prophet Jesus as unacceptable to any free person.
• Tucker Carlson criticized Donald Trump’s foreign policy. The journalist claims that the former U.S. president erred by attempting to intervene in Iran's internal affairs at the urging of Israel.