Armenia’s Space Push: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says Armenia plans to launch at least three satellites—two for Earth observation and one for telecom—plus build a distributed ground-station network for data reception, processing, and analysis, aiming to expand international participation and space-industry capacity. France Partnership Boost: Pashinyan met French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris, signaling deeper Armenia–France cooperation in the space sector as part of a broader European turn. High-Tech Investment Rules: Armenia’s high-tech and AI minister met industry representatives to improve the predictability of the investment environment, expand public-private cooperation, and attract specialists. Digital Governance: Armenia will tighten technical blocking of websites offering online cash games and lotteries run by foreign unlicensed operators, with new rules taking effect in February 2027. Tour of Armenia Tech & Sport: Team Telecom Armenia is the technology partner of the first-ever international Tour of Armenia, while Italian riders Simone Raccani and others took top stage honors. Armenia Weekly Context: The week’s theme was turning diversification plans into concrete economic steps, including talks with France and the UAE and efforts to manage trade frictions within the EAEU.