14:00 News Briefs: Davit Chaloyan in World Cup Final, Who Shot at Trump?

Here are the brief and substantial news highlights from the past hour:

• In Tsitsernakaberd, the traditional flower gathering has concluded the events marking the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. The collected flowers will be recycled into paper and candles.
• Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan visited the newly asphalted road in the village of Chinchin in the Tavush region and spoke with residents. He announced plans for a new educational complex and the prospects for tourism development.
• European high-ranking diplomats and France's president condemned the shooting that occurred during an event attended by Donald Trump. They emphasized that political violence is unacceptable in a democratic society.
• The authorities have identified the suspect in the shooting that took place in the USA, describing him as a young man with higher education. He has no prior convictions and has not previously come to the police's attention.
• The United States may utilize old legislative norms to profit from ships seized under the sanctions against Iran, as the mechanism of prize courts allows for the transfer of cargo ownership rights to the state.
• In Hungary, the opposition claims that there is a massive outflow of capital and assets by the ruling circles. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's absence from parliament has raised questions about his political future.
• Boxer Davit Chaloyan has advanced to the finals of the World Cup tournament taking place in Brazil, having secured a confident victory over a representative from Uzbekistan.