At the Peace Council charter signing in Davos, U.S. President Donald Trump said he now considers the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan his friends.

The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin denounced attempts to undermine an upcoming bishops’ assembly abroad, emphasizing its canonical legitimacy and rejecting politically driven pressure.

During his Utah visit, Ambassador Narek Mkrtchyan explored avenues for deepening Armenia–U.S. cooperation in technology and business with key local stakeholders.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan signed the Peace Council charter in Davos, joining as a founding member at U.S. President Donald Trump’s invitation.

Relatives of those killed in the 2023 Artsakh war urge the government to help transfer remains from known graves, amid growing frustration over inaction.

At Davos, EU's Martha Kos voiced support for Armenia-Azerbaijan peace efforts and closer South Caucasus trade ties.

Armenia will receive a $150 million loan from the Asian Development Bank to support its state budget under a broader debt strategy.

Defense reports rapid health decline of jailed podcaster Samsonyan, as lawyers accuse authorities of ignoring humanitarian standards and legal obligations.

European Committee concludes Armenia fails to meet eight core labor rights obligations under the Social Charter.

Opposition MP Manukyan accuses Armenian authorities of targeting clergy, comparing actions to Bolshevik-era religious suppression.