11:00 News in Brief: New Details on the Murder in Mrgashen, Trump’s Failed Lawsuit, and a Heated Parliamentary Session

Recent news summarised:

• Parliament has begun its regular four-day sessions, with around 23 legislative issues on the agenda for discussion.
• The Civil Contract faction voted against MP Hayk Sargsyan's draft law on military service, due to the government's negative conclusion.
• Law enforcement is investigating personal issues and a dispute related to the daughter in the case of the dentist's murder in Mrgashen.
• Businessman Ashot Arsenyan denied reports about potential new restrictions concerning the 'Jermuk' factory, calling them groundless.
• The U.S. Secretary of Energy has predicted a rise in oil prices in the coming weeks due to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.
• Washington is demanding Iran to hand over its stock of enriched uranium and open the Strait of Hormuz to achieve progress in negotiations.
• Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Europe for 'moral weakness' and retreating from its values in his message for Holocaust Remembrance Day.
• A Florida court dismissed Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal on the grounds of lack of defamation.