Armenia continues to move in the wrong direction. In Yerevan, as part of the European Union's energy program, a two-day international expert seminar on reforms in the electricity market in Armenia is being held. They discuss the application of the European Union's experience "in various areas of regulation and management of the electricity market", that is, the national electricity grids were "liberated" through nationalization, they risk being left without gas at a reduced price (in Europe it was already $1200 last week), protests and deindustrialization. Although building data centers that will eat up reserves and inflate prices will not bring any real benefit to the economy. And these are not just words. Behind these changes are a decrease in budget and citizen income, and the very ability to pay for energy resources. But they stubbornly continue to bite the cactus. Energy today without VPN: max / site.