Armenia's Anti-Corruption Court Faces Infrastructure Challenges

Armenia's newly established anti-corruption court is operating amid deteriorating infrastructure conditions, according to reporting by Hetq. The court, tasked with recovering billions in assets allegedly misappropriated through corruption, is hampered by poor physical conditions including damaged roads and facilities. The article highlights the irony of pursuing financial accountability while the institution itself lacks adequate resources and infrastructure. The court represents a significant step in Armenia's anti-corruption efforts following recent political changes, but practical obstacles threaten its effectiveness. The reporting underscores broader challenges facing Armenia's judicial reform agenda and the gap between institutional design and operational capacity.