Armenia Election Watch: Armenia’s Interior Ministry and the Human Rights Defender’s Office reported election-day hotline activity and alleged violations, including 29 calls via 112 and 87-67 by 2:00 p.m., cases of double voting and ballot secrecy breaches, and 6 detentions, while the Ombudsman’s hotline logged 59 human-rights related calls by 3:00 p.m. Health & Safety in Politics: The Central Electoral Commission said two commission chairpersons and a secretary were detained the night before voting, and 50 commission members were absent at the start of voting across 48 polling stations, with some absences linked to health. Prison Health: Karabakh activist Artur Osipyan, on a 21-day hunger strike, voted from Nubarashen Penitentiary and told staff he felt “excellent,” according to reports. Cancer Care Progress: A new report highlights more people living with cancer as targeted drugs and modern treatment approaches expand survival. Local Health Policy: Armenia’s Health Minister highlighted plans for universal health insurance during the ruling party’s final pre-election rally. Armenia–Russia Tensions: Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said relations need “revitalization” after the vote, amid claims of economic restrictions affecting Armenian exports.