Armenia’s prime minister and Azerbaijan’s president have both arrived in Abu Dhabi for an anticipated bilateral meeting on July 10.

Azerbaijan criticized Iran's ambassador for rejecting a summit statement held in depopulated Stepanakert, calling the remarks manipulative and misleading.

Sargsyan is jailed for alleged involvement in a terror plot to seize state power, court approved 2-month detention.

The 22nd Golden Apricot International Film Festival in Yerevan will run from July 13 to 20.

The discussion covered both regional and international security challenges, as well as key topics on the bilateral cooperation agenda.

Gagik Tsarukyan was reportedly questioned as a witness on July 8, though no official comment has been made by authorities.

The officials addressed steps toward establishing peace, the obstacles along this path, and the ongoing efforts to overcome them.

The motion was reviewed by Judge Artak Karapetyan—the same judge who previously ordered the two-month detention of Samvel Karapetyan.

“There is no such thing,” said Kima Avdalyan, spokesperson for the Investigative Committee of Armenia.

“All those who actively disseminate defamatory and insulting claims are violating the presumption of innocence of the detainees,” the lawyer said.

"Given that this judge also ruled in the Samvel Karapetyan case, it's obvious none of us have any expectations for a favorable outcome," Grigoryan said.

”The Secretary made a point of emphasizing that, and when we have additional information, we will let you know,” Bruce stated.

Vardevanyan made the comments outside the Avan branch of the Court of General Jurisdiction, where a hearing on Sargsyan's detention was underway.

“May his loved ones and all their descendants be healthy and live in peace. Be blessed, be blessed, be blessed,” Rubinyan wrote.

Elinar Vardanyan condemned prosecutors and judges for turning a blind eye to ruling party violence and politicized arrests.

Deputy FM Robert Abisoghomonyan highlighted Armenia’s peace initiatives during a UN meeting focused on the Middle East and South Caucasus.

Rather than act in vague terms, Khachkar has structured the campaign around measurable transformation.

Former Defense Minister Vigen Sargsyan responds to Father Asoghik’s rare curse, urging Armenians to act with conscience, reason, and faith.

Armenia’s Central Bank has announced that a comprehensive new law regulating the crypto market has officially come into effect on July 4.

According to her statement, Pashinyan is scheduled to meet Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, today.

Konjoryan defended government actions in parliament, labeling the opposition as terrorists and insisting on accountability for what he calls a foiled violent plot.

Arayik Noroyan has been appointed as Armenia’s defense attaché to Kazakhstan and will represent the country’s military interests until 2028.

“May all those who blaspheme against God, the Holy Church, and the Nation remain eternally condemned,” the message says.

U.S. Secretary of State expressed optimism that a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan may be signed soon during a White House meeting.

President Vahagn Khachaturyan has signed a legislative package enabling the nationalization of the Electric Networks of Armenia.

Karekin II offered his blessing to the young people who had arrived from various countries.

Avdalyan said that a restriction on leaving Armenia has been imposed on Minasyan as a preventive measure.

He emphasized his readiness to meet with Catholicos of All Armenians, Prime Minister, and other officials to discuss ways to overcome the crisis.

Participants in a pro-Karapetyan rally were allegedly coerced or paid. Evidence led to criminal charges against three individuals.

Ohanyan is charged with embezzling protected land as Defense Minister. He rejects the allegations, citing health issues and declining to testify.

Jazeera Airways starts direct flights to Yerevan, offering Kuwait travelers seamless access to Armenia three times a week.

“We have officially communicated our reservations to the Economic Cooperation Organization regarding this statement,” Sobhani said.

“What’s happening today in our country is a battle between God and the devil,” Sargsyan,” Sargsyan said.

Lawyer Lusine Martirosyan noted that some detainees are from regions, including the town of Tashir.

“I am confident the Armenian nation will rise and remove this traitorous regime,” Sargsyan said.

Aide to opposition MP Levon Kocharyan claims current government targets the Church and suppresses defenders through arrests, violence, and propaganda.

Armenian parliament removes immunity from MP Arthur Sargsyan, enabling prosecution linked to alleged plot with arrested cleric and supporters.

He also expressed confidence that with greater stability around Armenia, the country could become a key transit corridor connecting China and Europe.

According to the Council, reports of force being used at sacred sites and the arrests of clergy raise serious concerns.

The initiative’s coordinator, Avetik Chalabyan, stated that these actions are documented and legally assessed.

Danielyan defeated Nadezhda Antonova of Tajikistan 2–0, while Mkrtchyan won 1.5–0.5 against Algeria’s Lina Nassri.

After World War I, Kahvedjian ended up in an orphanage run by the American Near East Relief Committee in Nazareth.

It currently holds 7th place in the worldwide ranking of best tourism films, based on the ongoing CIFFT poll.

“I firmly support the ongoing efforts by the Armenian authorities in favor of peace,” Loiseau said.

Tigran Abrahamyan wrote: “What the current leader writes and does is real terrorism against his own country and its citizens.”

As part of the investigation, public criminal prosecution has been initiated against 11 individuals.

Following a brief de-escalation, special police forces entered the building to detain Artur Sukoyan, an aide to Levon Kocharyan.

“Everything is clear with the head of the Civil Contract party who occupies the post of Prime Minister,” Arman Tatoyan wrote.

Ara Zohrabyan warned that “these profane acts against the Mother See will bring great misfortune upon our nation.”

Prime Minister accuses clergy of “betraying Christian values” and pledges “to lead a movement to liberate the Church.”