Strong Armenia lawmaker could be nominated for parliament’s deputy speaker position reserved for an opposition representative.

Apricots imported from Armenia are now available at Armenian grocery stores across Paris and neighboring cities, according to the embassy.

Gagik Tsarukyan’s lawyer described the investigative procedures as politically motivated.

Court rules lawmaker cannot remain detained without parliament’s consent, rejecting bail, travel restrictions, and other measures.

Relatives and rights advocates report worsening health among Armenian prisoners in Baku.

Investigators reported Arman Davtyan’s arrest as authorities pursue a tax evasion case also involving businessman Gagik Tsarukyan.

Martirosyan held a working meeting with the senior management to examine the results of activities carried out during the reporting period.

The agency said it regularly conducts inspections at all dairy production facilities in Armenia.

Prosecutor seeks to replace Ghazinyan’s detention with substantial bail, travel restrictions, and electronic administrative supervision.

A petition has been launched as Arinj Mall employees seek a solution allowing them to return to their shops and resume work.

Armenian health authorities continue monitoring the international epidemiological situation as Ebola cases remain active in Congo.

Arman Abovyan argued that the case extends beyond Tsarukyan personally and could ultimately affect any Armenian citizen.

Armenia is taking part in the World Heritage Committee session for the first time as a newly elected committee member.

The program offers financial support for workforce expansion, employee training and the employment of labor migrants.

Armenian Ambassador Ashot Smbatyan met in Kakheti to discuss cooperation between regions and local authorities.

Aleksanyan’s detention expires August 3, while his lawyer says no investigative procedures involving him have been conducted.

Prosecutors revise an asset forfeiture claim against Valeri Osipyan and his wife after new expert findings and Interior Ministry records.

Andranik Tevanyan has challenged the decision to keep him in custody for another two months.

Russian inspectors cite repeated compliance failures and use of milk from infected livestock among reasons.

Vahan Kostanyan and Benjamin Haddad discuss bilateral strategic ties, Armenia-EU cooperation, and efforts to consolidate peace.

Gevorg Papoyan inspected Araratcement operations and reiterated that a temporary company manager will be appointed during July.

Rights groups had urged Khachaturyan to reject legislation barring some Armenian citizens living abroad from participating in elections.

Arman Tsarukyan and Charles Oliveira are expected to meet again at UFC 331, renewing their rivalry after Tsarukyan's 2024 victory.

The detention imposed on Igor Sargsyan was replaced with house arrest in November 2025.

The decision takes into account that residential property prices in Armenia are currently higher than in previous years.

Armenia approved a progress report on extending its nuclear plant's second unit, with dozens of contracts signed.

Tax authorities uncovered alleged hidden turnover of 619 million drams and underreported payroll payments totaling about 340 million drams.

Gor Khachatryan became world champion in running target shooting, while Hayk Minasyan secured bronze after winning his medal match.

Karekin II has not yet received an invitation to the new parliament opening session, although his participation is stipulated by law.

Four Armenian and international groups condemn recorded remarks by OSCE chief Feridun Sinirlioğlu.

New rules will allow buyers to purchase apartments remotely through an electronic system without notarization or power of attorney.

Arinj Mall workers protested sealed retail stalls, demanding explanations from investigators.

House Foreign Affairs Committee backs a measure urging Azerbaijan to immediately and unconditionally release all Armenian prisoners.

Armenia will allocate about 325 million drams for legal services protecting state interests before international courts.

Prosecutors imposed travel restrictions and 1 billion dram bail on Narek Karapetyan, who faces charges including money laundering and coercion.

Both sides underscored the importance of achieving stable and lasting peace in the region.

Armenia's men's shooting team captured world youth gold in Tallinn, earning the country's third championship title at the tournament.

Armenia's parliament approved the distribution of bonus funds among lawmakers, civil servants, and staff.

The sports school previously had a 5 kW solar power plant installed with community funding.

David Ghazinyan's court hearing is scheduled for July 24 as his defense seeks immediate release, citing his parliamentary status.

The CEC returned, rather than rejected, a request concerning Karapetyan, citing Constitutional Court guidance and limits of its legal authority.

Experts gathered in Syunik to discuss deeper bilateral cooperation, regional developments, and proposals for future joint initiatives.

Arthur Sahakyan’s Together Alone received a Special Mention from the international jury at the 23rd Golden Apricot Yerevan Int'l Film Festival.

Armenia’s Central Election Commission approved a request to authorize criminal prosecution of Narek Karapetyan.

Air quality monitoring found dust concentrations above permitted limits in central Yerevan and several Armenian cities.

Defense lawyer Aram Vardevanyan says the Central Election Commission returned the prosecution’s request for detention.

His legal team challenged investigators and objected to the removal of one of his defense attorneys.

“The court granted the investigator’s motion and extended the detention by two months,” his lawyer said.

The ARF also drew attention to what it described as “one-man neo-Bolshevism” and state-level electoral corruption.

Lawyer Aram Vardevanyan argued that the proceedings involving Narek Karapetyan are politically motivated.