Armenian authorities maintain constant communication with Syrian Armenians, who have not requested evacuation; current security conditions do not permit such operations.

Armenian Foreign Minister, speaking in India, emphasized Armenia’s willingness to sign a peace deal with Azerbaijan while condemning politically motivated trials in Baku.

Swedish lawmakers demand international intervention to release Armenians imprisoned in Baku on false charges, warning of further human rights violations if no action is taken.

Artak Beglaryan, former State Minister of Artsakh, stresses that releasing Armenian captives in Baku should be a daily priority for Armenian authorities.

Armenian PM and Emerson-NI’s president discussed investment opportunities and the development of high-tech industries, emphasizing the potential of Armenian specialists.

Armenia’s justice minister met the Czech ambassador to discuss legal cooperation and reforms, emphasizing Armenia’s commitment to European values and judicial modernization.

Armenian and Iranian officials discussed improving prisoner transfer procedures to ensure better legal protection for foreign detainees in both countries.

Armen Rustamyan calls for a diplomatic overhaul, urging Armenia to deepen its alliance with Russia and form a defense pact with Iran for national security.

Google has intensified its crackdown on Azerbaijani propaganda, blocking over 14,000 YouTube channels in 2024 alone, citing coordinated disinformation campaigns targeting Armenia and glorifying Azerbaijan's government.

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against Armenia, stating that the country's judicial system improperly restricted access to the Court of Cassation, violating the right to a fair trial.