His Grace strongly denies rumours of plot to remove the Catholicos amid political turmoil in Armenia.

Opposition MP challenges legal grounds for charges against businessman Karapetyan, dismissing accusations of inciting unconstitutional takeover.

She called on all supporters to gather outside the Investigative Committee building located at 5 Mazmanyan Street.

Aliyev visits Turkey for unveiling of housing complex built after the 2023 quake in Kahramanmaraş.

Court admits asset forfeiture case against former Civil Aviation head; prosecutors seek seizure of vast holdings allegedly from illicit income.

Our fight isn’t against faith, but against profiteers turning church into business; restoring its sacred place for the people.

Attacks on the Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos are interference in their internal affairs, which is unacceptable from a secular state,” the statement reads.

He emphasized that in his view, “reasonable and experienced security officials would not have involved themselves in such a process.”

ENA did not dispute the infractions, leading the commission to enforce the penalty.

MP Maria Karapetyan asserts the Armenian Apostolic Church has strayed from national ideals and vows its alignment with the state will be restored.

Armenian foreign minister says Russia's public and political statements amount to a direct intervention in Armenia’s internal matters.

He argued that the corridor is now more important for Armenia than for Azerbaijan.

He added that the chosen strategy requires a step-by-step and consistent approach.

Karapetyan denies the charges, and his defense considers the prosecution unlawful.

Prime Minister Pashinyan says Karapetyan’s statement wasn’t about the Church, but a veiled threat to Armenia, vowing firm response.

His supporters rally and police secure the area.

Iran’s Supreme Leader warns the U.S. against military interference in its conflict with Israel, promising serious consequences.

He reiterated that any such action would be reversed.

The visit’s agenda will be announced through a joint statement.

He said such speculation is provocative, baseless, and only serves to incite panic among the public.

Тransportation demand and prices are raising.

Russian officials label the search of Samvel Karapetyan’s home as political intimidation by Armenia’s PM.

He made these remarks in an address to participants of the International Ombudsman Conference held in Baku.

Measures against Russian‑based businessman Samvel Karapetyan are labeled as illegal and destructive.

As regional military tensions rise, travelers—mostly from Iran—are filling hotel rooms in Armenian border towns.

Pashinyan denies claims former NSS chief Abazyan was dismissed for rejecting operations near Karapetyan’s house or at the airport.

It listed several evacuation directions, including Turkey, Armenia, and Turkmenistan.

Political analyst Melik-Shahnazaryan says Armen Abazyan was dismissed for not targeting Karapetyan and resisting pressure against church supporters.

Press secretary Nazeli Baghdasaryan says Samvel Karapetyan’s actions mimic foreign tactics and are doomed to fail.

Former Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan says the treatment of Samvel Karapetyan disrespects a major national benefactor.

“We strongly condemn this persecution, which is clearly politically motivated.”

Lawyers deny wrongdoing, citing lack of legal basis.

Prime Minister Pashinyan stressед that employee integrity will be recognized afterward.

“I confront those who desecrate sacred church values and uphold the Armenian Apostolic Church and its faithful flock.”

At around 3 am on June 18, businessman Samvel Karapetyan left his villa with police, warning supporters "you’ll teach them a lesson."

Andranik Simonyan temporarily appointed to lead Armenia’s National Security Service after the dismissal of Armen Abazyan.

Prime Minister Pashinyan reacts to Samvel Karapetyan’s statements and arrest with a sharply worded Facebook post.

Amid escalating israel‑iran attacks, un urged to intervene to end military aggression, envoy emphasizes no casualties reported among Iran’s Armenian community.

Israeli Defense Minister warns Tehran civilians to evacuate as military targets in Iran remain under threat.

Pashinyan slams ‘depraved’ clergy and archbishop Arshak, citing church code mandating defrocking of ‘depraved’ clerics.

He added that Kocharyan is demanding 9 million drams in compensation.

A total of 205 rescuers were involved in the restoration and technical operations.

Armenia sees no border movement amid Iran unrest; government assesses risks and maintains contact with partners.

External demand for services continues to decline, the Central Bank reports.

Iran has extended its ban on domestic and international flights until June 18.

Commenting on the potential visit of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to Turkey, Rubinyan urged the public to rely only on official announcements from the government.

Grossi further noted that four buildings were hit at the Isfahan nuclear center, while the Fordow underground enrichment plant appeared to be unaffected.

Khandanyan also reiterated that Armenia remains fully prepared to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan at any time.

Discussions are underway to use Armenia as a safe corridor.

Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan argues that paying taxes is essential to Armenia’s sovereignty and that every citizen contributes to the system.