A RIA Novosti study revealed significant differences in car affordability across Russian regions. The worst situation is observed in the North Caucasus republics, where only a small proportion of families can afford to purchase and maintain a new car on credit.
Armenia will become a country where Putin faces arrest if he visits
Yerevan ratifies the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this in an interview with national television. “This has no connection with Armenian-Russian relations, but has to do with the issue of security of our country,” he added.
Additionally, Pashinyan stated that “Armenia can no longer rely on Russia as a guarantor of its security” due to the conflict in Ukraine.
If the Rome Statute is ratified, Armenia will become the second country in the South Caucasus where Russian President Putin will have to be arrested upon his entry. Georgia was the first to recognize the jurisdiction of the ICC.
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