Investigators say two parliamentary candidates have been arrested as part of a broader probe involving alleged vote-buying and money laundering.

Armenian investigators say dozens have been arrested and hundreds prosecuted in cases linked to alleged election-related corruption offenses.

The prime minister says the state of several Gyumri neighborhoods requires urgent action and a swift return to the polls.

Armenia’s top military officer says reservist training camps are organized according to legal procedures and are not used for political pressure.

Election officials say verified counting errors will be corrected and included in the final certified results.

The former lawmaker argues that decisions on parliamentary mandates should be based on evolving political realities rather than emotions.

The chief of the General Staff says some of the military hardware displayed during the May 28 parade was acquired only recently.

Authorities have initiated criminal proceedings against Gagik Tsarukyan, while his party says a planned family trip was misrepresented.

Turkish officials say they hope post-election Armenia will take stronger steps toward peace, normalization, and regional stability.

The Kremlin says it will wait for official conclusions on Armenia’s election before considering any congratulatory messages.

Authorities argue that overly accessible citizenship procedures could diminish the value and public perception of Armenian citizenship.

Authorities plan to deploy advanced patrol vehicles capable of identifying drivers who use mobile phones while behind the wheel.

Developments around Iran could trigger large-scale migration flows, affecting neighboring states and creating humanitarian challenges across the region.

Recount demands covering hundreds of polling stations have been filed by opposition parties and alliance representatives.

The opposition party says its next steps will depend on whether the recount changes parliamentary representation.

Reports suggest the ruling party is exploring closer integration with Europe’s largest center-right political alliance following the election victory.

Armenia’s prime minister says both those who give and accept election bribes should face serious consequences to protect democracy.

Armenian authorities report growing interest in citizenship among people forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh.

The alliance says it is preparing a substantial legal package and will decide on parliamentary mandates after consultations with opposition partners.

Throughout its six-year journey, “The Power of One Dram” has brought numerous impactful initiatives to life.

Armenia says hosting COP17 offers an opportunity to strengthen links between biodiversity protection, sustainable development, and effective legal enforcement.

Iranian leaders welcomed the election result, expressing hope for deeper cooperation and continued growth in bilateral relations.

The veteran Armenian midfielder is set to continue his Milan career after reaching an agreement with Inter on a new contract.

Passengers can now fly directly from Yerevan to London and the Greek island of Rhodes on newly launched Wizz Air routes.

The European Union says the vote demonstrated democratic resilience, clear political choices, and support for stronger engagement with Europe.

The constitutional law expert points to voter registry figures and registration patterns as evidence of alleged electoral irregularities.

Armenia’s head coach says experimentation remains essential despite pressure for results, with several newcomers expected in the starting lineup.

Territorial election commissions will consider recount applications before launching ballot reviews that will be broadcast live online.

The meeting focused on matters concerning Turkey’s Armenian community, including progress on the restoration of historic Armenian churches.

Armenia’s election authorities say parliamentary procedures will continue regardless of opposition decisions, with recounts and complaints still under review.

The alliance alleges widespread violations during the campaign and says consultations with opposition partners are underway.

Washington reiterates support for Armenia’s peace agenda and signals readiness to cooperate on regional stability and prosperity.

The party alleges widespread pressure on voters and officials, saying the reported results fail to reflect citizens’ genuine electoral choices.

The party rejected the legitimacy of the June 7 vote and thanked supporters while pledging to continue its political activities.

Prosperous Armenia says comparisons of polling station records uncovered vote discrepancies and that it will continue pursuing every vote cast in its favor.

Prosperous Armenia says recount efforts have revealed discrepancies between polling station protocols and figures published on the election commission’s website.

The party says the parliamentary elections were held amid pressure and violations, while expressing gratitude to those who supported its platform.

Baku says several important issues must still be resolved before a final peace agreement with Armenia can be signed.

The Kremlin says it is closely following reports related to Armenia’s parliamentary elections while awaiting the official final outcome.

The EU enlargement commissioner said a new EU-Armenia working group begins operations as Brussels seeks to deepen cooperation with Yerevan.

Representatives of Armenia’s Human Rights Defender visited Hovhannes Sahakyan after his detention and are reviewing concerns related to his rights.

Strong Armenia says it is analyzing the election process and will announce its position after assessing alleged violations and the final outcome.

Senior European officials congratulated Armenia’s prime minister and expressed support for deeper cooperation and democratic development.

International observers described the campaign as deeply polarized, citing external pressure and information challenges while noting the elections were generally well organized.

The Armenia Alliance says it is reviewing its options and will present its political position after internal consultations.

Armenia’s foreign minister said the country did not transfer membership dues to the CSTO in 2025 because it did not participate in the organization’s activities.

Strong Armenia says it will issue a formal statement after the election results are fully finalized and reviewed.

Russia says its future policy toward Armenia will be shaped by the practical steps taken by the country’s leadership.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry accused Armenian authorities of procedural violations and said the election campaign unfolded amid pressure on opposition groups.

The party says it will pursue recounts and legal remedies, alleging irregularities in the reporting of its vote totals.