Armenia plans financial support for fruit, wine, brandy and mineral water exporters to help diversify markets and supply chains.

Turkey’s president expressed confidence in Pashinyan’s plans for regional peace and wished him success in forming a new government.

Armenia plans to build a modular nuclear power plant and is evaluating competing proposals from several countries before making a decision.

Veronika Zonabend says messages of support and solidarity have provided strength and hope to the family during a difficult period.

Prime Minister says Armenia would have no choice but to take note of any collective decision to remove it from the security alliance.

Energy regulator says higher gas prices could affect electricity costs, but major disruptions or widespread power cuts are not expected.

Researchers say a pro-Russian bot network circulated fabricated stories after Armenia’s election, using fake leaks and forged media content.

Armenian officials say existing gas agreements remain in force and report no new developments regarding possible price increases.

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Prosperous Armenia says ongoing recounts have already added votes and argues there is still a realistic path into parliament.

Russian ambassador returns to Armenia following consultations in Moscow and is set to host an event marking Russia Day.

Released politician recounts severe conditions in detention, alleging unsanitary facilities, restricted exercise and health risks during his hunger strike.

Trump praises Pashinyan’s election success, saying he supported his re-election and expressing confidence in Armenia’s future progress and achievements.

Strong Armenia representative thanks Stepanavan voters, promising continued commitment to community development and responsible use of public trust.

Published voter records indicate that Levon Ter-Petrosyan and several family members did not participate in the election.

The opposition party argues that reported violations affected the results and prevented the elections from fully reflecting voters’ will.

The politician argues that electoral performance does not determine whether political arguments are true or false.

The justice minister says she receives daily updates and believes changing the activist’s preventive measure would be desirable.

The opposition party says it documented numerous alleged irregularities and plans to present a comprehensive report.

Armenian officials reaffirmed support for continued cooperation with ODIHR following discussions on the recent parliamentary elections.

The Prosperous Armenia leader faces charges of large-scale tax evasion and is barred from leaving the country.

The European Union has selected an experienced Romanian diplomat to head its newly established partnership mission in Armenia.

The Kremlin says decisions on a potential meeting will be made after Armenia completes its post-election process.

The court imposed house arrest and a substantial bail payment as prosecutors pursue charges linked to seized property.

The alliance will examine whether charter provisions should be applied over Armenia’s failure to pay contributions for more than two years.

Officials say the draft constitution is still being finalized and public discussion will begin after additional reviews are completed.

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The committee says additional searches, arrests and criminal proceedings are planned as new evidence emerges after the election.

The speaker argues that refusing mandates would not affect parliament’s functioning because replacement lawmakers would take the vacant seats.

The CEC chairman says questions about charges against Gagik Tsarukyan should be directed to prosecutors, not election officials.

The former Artsakh official says thousands were unable to vote and insists collective rights issues remain unresolved.

Arthur Serobyan opened his international scoring account, but Moldova rescued a draw in stoppage time.

The senior lawmaker says the ruling party would welcome an opposition boycott and insists voters freely made their choice.

The former tax chief says political and legal work continues as his movement assesses recounts and potential developments.

The opposition representative says court rulings already exist on some issues and additional complaints will be filed.

Prime Minister says preparations are complete and focus now shifts to oversight, contractor selection and financing arrangements.

The UN says Osipyan’s letter has been shared with relevant departments following his appeal concerning the protection of his rights.

Ruling party lawmaker says recounts and corrections increased Civil Contract’s vote total more than any other political force.

Authorities say a criminal case involves alleged promises of benefits to Armenia citizens in Russia in exchange for election participation.

Border fencing near Nerkin Voskepar remains unfinished as Armenia and Azerbaijan continue work launched during the 2024 delimitation process.

Strong Armenia says it will consider voter trust and national interests before deciding whether to take mandates.

Officials say the state takeover of Armenia’s electricity distributor is moving forward, with valuation procedures expected in the coming weeks.

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.