Election Fallout and Security: Opposition MP Gagham Manukyan says he will publicly disclose documents on the 2021 handover of the Goris-Kapan road to Azerbaijan, while authorities continue searches tied to threats against PM Nikol Pashinyan involving Artsakh resident Mher Mirzoyan. Anti-Corruption and Opposition Crackdown: The Anti-Corruption Committee and courts report new probes and arrests, including Strong Armenia council member Alik Aleksanyan over alleged vote-related money laundering, and the Anti-Corruption Court returned Samvel Karapetyan’s passport for June 7 voting. EU vs EAEU Pressure: EU launches a €2.2m visa-liberalization support program for Armenia, as Washington’s Marco Rubio says Russia wants Armenia’s leadership to lose due to US ties; meanwhile Russia insists on an EAEU referendum and keeps tightening import restrictions. Trade and Daily Impact: Rosselkhoznadzor expands bans on Armenian agricultural exports, while Pashinyan says roses and vegetables have already been shipped to Europe and promises compensation for losses. Local Politics and Society: Opposition claims dozens of small schools are set to close in border regions, and Yerevan tree-cutting sparks new criticism. Culture and Church: Amberd complex reopens to visitors; Catholicos Karekin II reiterates the Armenian Apostolic Church will not allow external interference.