Yerevan and Ankara have launched a joint mechanism to discuss technical issues related to restoring rail connectivity between the two countries.

Armenian flower producers are entering new markets as exports to Ukraine begin amid restrictions on shipments to Russia.

Konjoryan said the draft law is already in circulation and will be included in the agenda of an upcoming extraordinary parliamentary session.

Armenia plans to gradually expand universal health insurance over the next two years, with nationwide coverage scheduled from 2028.

“I call on our law enforcement agencies to go all the way to the top, because it is not enough to arrest a few local vote brokers,” he said.

Kallas said that the parliamentary elections held in Armenia last week had sent a clear message.

Armenian prosecutors say multiple irregularities were uncovered in the acquisition of a former state-owned sanatorium by Araratcement.

Several individuals have been detained, and investigative and procedural actions have been carried out.

The report also notes that nearly every child worldwide faces at least one climate-related hazard.

Armenian and Swedish foreign ministers discussed bilateral relations, democratic reforms and prospects for deeper cooperation with the EU.

The Eurasian Development Bank cites robust consumer demand, lending growth and investment activity as key drivers of economy.

“Idram and IDBank are thrilled to launch their summer campaign, pack with idcoins,” the statement says.

Troops from Armenia, the United States, France, and Greece will take part in a multinational peacekeeping exercise.

The meeting took place in Luxembourg, where foreign ministers of European Union member states are holding talks.

The alliance also noted that people may hold different political views and may disagree with him, but facts remain facts.

The mathematician was released after three days in custody, though travel restrictions remain in place because of an international search request.

The party claims the parliamentary election was marred by systemic violations and calls for a united effort to defend statehood and electoral rights.

The Armenia international and club captain secured the highest share of fan votes after another standout campaign for Krasnodar.

Justice minister says rising inmate numbers are largely tied to election-related corruption cases, while gaps between detainees and convicts continue to narrow.

The parliamentary speaker says the revised oath will better reflect Armenia’s current statehood, legal framework, and national values.

The Armenian prime minister expressed hope that the agreement will contribute to lasting peace and stability across the Middle East.

An administrative court ruled that a 225.1-hectare land parcel in Tsaghkadzor should revert to state ownership, pending final legal procedures.

The Azerbaijani president says the proposed route will ensure uninterrupted communication and contribute to regional peace and cooperation.

Opposition lawmaker asks security services how footage from a restricted airport area appeared on a media platform linked to the prime minister’s family.

The former undisputed heavyweight boxing champion was seen at a Yerevan restaurant during his visit to Armenia.

The party supports opposition concerns about election violations but says it will continue pursuing separate legal avenues to contest results.

Ruben Vardanyan’s wife seeks a humanitarian visit to Armenian detainees in Baku and urges support through letters and family photographs.

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One of today’s most in-demand professions, public relations (PR), is in fact far more complex than the professional myths commonly associated with it. In an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net , public relations specialist Zaruhi Saribekyan discussed the boundaries between PR and propaganda, the role of provocation in communication, and why people continue to remain at the core of every communication effort.

Lawmakers are set to consider stricter punishments for election bribery, including longer prison terms for both giving and accepting illicit incentives.

Election observer argues CEC exceeded its authority by rejecting re-voting in three precincts despite legal provisions requiring such procedures.

Election observers argue the commission violated the law by refusing repeat voting and mishandled allegations involving vote-buying.

Cadastre data show limited participation by Turkish citizens in Armenia’s property market and no registered property ownership by Azerbaijani citizens.

European ministers will discuss new support measures for Armenia amid concerns about increasing Russian pressure and regional challenges.

Armenian prime minister says opposition leaders have no public backing and insists parties accused of vote-buying will get no second chance.

Opposition figures condemn the move as unlawful after former president Robert Kocharyan was reportedly barred from a planned private trip.

Ahead of Turkey’s foreign minister’s visit, Moscow highlighted regional cooperation and transport connectivity as key stability factors.

Authorities propose legal reforms aimed at preventing future electoral corruption, including possible restrictions on implicated political organizations.

Opposition representatives reject vote-buying allegations, announce legal action, and signal plans to challenge election-related decisions in court.

CEC chairman argues repeat voting can create tactical voting risks and may undermine equal electoral conditions and voter representation.

Opposition parties claim systemic violations distorted election outcomes and argue official results do not represent voters’ genuine choices.

Final election figures show one party falling short of parliament, while three political forces secure seats amid opposition protests.

Senior Armenian and Azerbaijani officials discussed peace efforts, regional stability, and confidence-building measures during an unannounced meeting in Dilijan.

Brussels will launch first accession negotiation cluster with Ukraine and Moldova after member states approved next enlargement step.

Gagik Tsarukyan demands a retraction, public apology and financial compensation over statements made by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

Former president questions election legitimacy, cites alleged violations and says opposition has new opportunities for political struggle.

Authorities say evidence was obtained indicating alleged vote-buying in Lori Province, prompting arrests and a criminal investigation.

Armenia voiced support for key UN agencies and called for reforms that strengthen effectiveness without disrupting ongoing programs.

Roman Yeritsyan says Samvel Shahramanyan had no role in the company’s affairs and was not informed about the funds’ subsequent use.

Officials reviewed stadium plans, timelines, and infrastructure needs as Armenia continues preparations for hosting 2029 FIFA U-20 tournament.