Armenia–Georgia Trade: Armenia has started fish exports to Georgia after Russian import restrictions hit trout and sturgeon shipments; the Armenian Embassy in Tbilisi says first consignments arrived on July 27, 29 and 30, with more growth expected. EAEU & Railway Tensions: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan again raised the South Caucasus Railway dispute, saying Armenia may seek alternatives and even arbitration if Russia-linked management issues aren’t resolved; Russia’s economic minister pushed back, stressing EAEU benefits and warning against undermining the concession. State Takeover in Business: Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court approved interim transfer of the Yerevan Ararat Brandy-Wine-Vodka Factory shares to state administration, while prosecutors also moved to place another Tsarukyan-linked transport executive under house arrest over alleged large-scale tax evasion. Banking & Ratings: Moody’s affirmed Converse Bank’s Ba3 ratings and shifted the outlook to positive, citing improving macro conditions and the government’s capacity to support banks. E-commerce Pressure on Entrepreneurs: Armenia’s Economy Ministry met Wildberries representatives after logistics disruptions; officials say compensation and support mechanisms for affected sellers are being finalized. Tech Diplomacy: India’s ambassador told Armenia’s high-tech leadership the country can secure a bigger role on the global tech map, with plans to deepen B2B ties and participation in industry forums.