Authorities clarify that no arrests were made in Vardenis despite social media claims about early morning detentions.

80 people died in central Texas floods; Armenian MFA expressed sorrow and solidarity with victims’ families.

Begoyan defeated a Russian opponent for gold; Yepremyan secured bronze with a win over Azerbaijan.

Armenia's tech minister highlighted both vast potential and critical risks of Google’s Veo 3 AI video tool.

Prime Minister Pashinyan asserts that support for detained clerics implies endorsement of coup intentions and violence.

“As before, Armenia’s vision for reopening transport infrastructure in the region is based on fundamental principles,” the statement said.

According to him, the “primary barriers include territorial claims embedded in Armenia’s Constitution, which contradict the spirit of the treaty.”

In a letter from the detention facility, Archbishop Galstanyan responded to reports that Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders may meet in Dubai in late July.

“We were deeply surprised to hear of the alleged moral transgressions which Prime Minister Pashinyan attributes to Armenian bishops,” the statement says.

Elina Danielyan and Lilit Mkrtchyan will compete in the 2025 FIDE Women’s World Cup starting July 6 in Batumi, Georgia.

Earlier in the week, Turkey’s former CHP mayor of Izmir and 137 municipal staff were detained in connection with investigations into tender-rigging and fraud.

“The Constitution is the foundation of a legal and democratic state and society,” Anahit Manasyan said.

“Political orders never stop against Vahagn Chakhalyan. He has been detained for two months,” his son Ruben stated.

The workshop served as a timely and important forum to accelerate the implementation of reforms envisioned under the CEPA framework.

“If you remove law-enforcement support even for a second, this government will collapse within five minutes,” he stated.

“The Constitution is not merely a legal document. It is an expression of our identity, dignity, and freedom,” the parliament speaker said.

“Those who destroy have no future in Armenia; the future belongs to the builders,” the statement said.

The Constitution of the Republic of Armenia was adopted through a national referendum held on July 5, 1995.

Karapetyan’s message, delivered via his lawyers urges Armenians to unite against the leaderless government.

In a formal note handed to the Russian ambassador, Armenia condemns hostile propaganda and media interference targeting its government.

The summit on July 3–4 in Stepanakert also saw participation from the presidents of Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, and other regional leaders.

The church expressed deep outrage at a reprehensible campaign instigated by the Armenian authorities and Prime Minister himself.

The clergy members reject the charges filed against them, labeling the cases as politically motivated.

During the Istanbul visit, the patriarch held a silent protest reflecting deep disapproval of the tone used against Catholicos Karekin II.

The Armenian State Symphony Orchestra is performing Disney film scores at Ithra Theater in Dhahran until July 10.

Sixteen people are now detained in the case involving Archbishop Bagrat; among them is activist Vahagn Chakhalyan, arrested on July 4.

After the placement, the bonds will be listed in the Armenian Stock Exchange OJSC. The bonds will be quoted through the Marketmaker.

Ararat Mirzoyan congratulated Secretary Rubio on U.S. Independence Day, expressing hopes for stronger democratic and economic cooperation.

Garnik Danielyan asked whether PM Pashinyan's threats to imprison opponents constitute undue pressure on judicial processes.

Appeals court upheld two‑month detention of businessman Samvel Karapetyan, as defense prepares European Court of Human Rights appeal.

Kocharyan emphasized that the faction issued an official statement detailing when they would join the impeachment process.

Investigative Committee denies claims of edited audio involving Bagrat Srpazan, urging media to respect ethics amid political tensions.

“The charge we are bringing is a serious crime, and the statute of limitations has not yet expired,” she said.

”I highly appreciate your vision for resolving conflicts worldwide and establishing peace,” Pashinyan wrote.

Vardevanyan decries Prosecutor General’s direct role in launching charges against Samvel Karapetyan, calling it unprecedented and politically motivated.

Khudoyan reiterated his call: “Once again, I propose publishing the recordings entirely, without editing.”

Levon Kocharyan dismisses criminal cases against opposition figures as absurd, calling them attempts to discredit and intimidate the opposition.

Agnesa Khamoyan argued that the criminal case lacks legal merit and serves political interests.

Prosecutors claim he knowingly concealed the land seizure and illegal construction, presenting falsified documents that misrepresented the site’s condition.

Seyran Ohanyan accused the ruling bloc of staging a political show despite knowing about his temporary medical incapacity.

”These are fundamental elements for any nation's identity and security, giving people confidence to think about the future,” the President noted.

Turkey begins “restoration” of Ani Cathedral, aiming to reopen it as a mosque, ignoring its Armenian heritage and Christian origin.

Karapetyan demands that each MP retract alleged defamatory and insulting statements and pay AMD 9 million in compensation.

”But let me illustrate just one aspect of how personal life relates to operational matters,” he wrote.

Authorities accuse Artur Sargsyan of “plotting terrorism and power seizure”, ask parliament to authorize criminal proceedings.

In his remarks, Karekin II addressed the pressing challenges facing the nation, including the issue of forcibly displaced Armenians from Artsakh.

RA parliament passed a declaration “condemning terrorism and political violence as illegitimate means of seizing state power.” Opposition skipped the vote.

Officials from Armenia and Belgium discussed expanding bilateral ties, EU cooperation, and regional stability during political consultations in Yerevan.

Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan highlighted U.S. contributions to regional peace during a Independence Day celebration in Yerevan.

Levon Zurabyan said a new opposition structure based on collective leadership will soon emerge in response to political developments.