The Armenian government proposes a regional connectivity project to foster communication between Armenia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Iran through roads, railways, pipelines, and energy grids.

The chairman of the Competition Protection Commission has traveled to Moscow for discussions on strengthening cooperation between EAEU competition authorities and cross-border market regulations.

Azerbaijani forces continue demolishing Stepanakert, turning Armenian neighborhoods into ruins. Saroyan Street has been looted and destroyed, following previous demolitions.

Mikayel Hambardzumyan criticizes the state's ideological shift, arguing that honoring fallen soldiers is being overshadowed by misleading narratives.

Azerbaijani authorities announced the closure of Rossotrudnichestvo’s office in the country, citing national security concerns and the circumstances of the plane crash.

The meeting of the heads of parliamentary committees from CSTO member states is set for February 7 in Moscow, as confirmed by MP Leonid Kalashnikov.

In 2024, Armenia's greenhouse product exports increased significantly, reaching $118.5 million. The government plans to expand greenhouse farming with advanced technologies by 2026.

Armenia's quota in the International Monetary Fund has been increased by 50% following the 16th review.

Armenia will implement a digital identification marking system for goods exported to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), ensuring full traceability.