TRIPP Momentum: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says work on the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) is ongoing “on a daily basis,” with territory, finances, investments, governance models and the legal setup being studied, while Deputy PM Mher Grigoryan has been coordinating with the US State Department and AECOM begins a feasibility survey. Cybersecurity Push: Armenia approved a list of international cybersecurity standards for vital sectors and critical infrastructure, with a 24-month transition and certification due by Jan. 4, 2028. Election Integrity: PACE warns Armenia’s June 7 vote faces evolving foreign interference, including cyberattacks and political financing, and Armenia’s education ministry is investigating schools in Aragatsotn that allegedly involved teachers and students in campaign activity. Tech & Tourism: Wizz Air’s “Let’s Get Lost” mystery flight landed in Yerevan, supported by IDBank, as Armenia also moves to host Eurovision Young Musicians in June. Security Incident: Interior Ministry reports a suspected cybertheft and “SIM boxing” scheme uncovered in Aragatsotn. Energy Options: Pashinyan reiterates the nuclear plant decision is “economic,” weighing offers from Russia, South Korea, France and the US.