The prime minister also commented on his June 1 phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Armenian officials say local defense manufacturers have significantly expanded production and military procurement in recent years.

Officials say dozens of suspects have been prosecuted as investigations focus on vote-buying and campaign-related offenses.

The opposition leader is asking a court to order a retraction of statements made by the prime minister and award compensation.

Authorities say misinformation has circulated regarding electoral rights and stress that citizenship remains a legal requirement for voting.

An International Republican Institute delegation will meet key stakeholders and monitor Armenia’s parliamentary elections.

The opposition politician says the current version of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement is unacceptable and must be revised.

Russian officials say Armenia should carefully assess the consequences of its strategic decisions and international partnerships.

The politician says the criminal case against Arthur Osipyan sends a troubling message about freedom of expression and civil rights.

The sides discussed strengthening economic cooperation and expanding joint projects in key strategic sectors.

An anti-corruption court has invalidated a land auction and subsequent sales, paving the way for the property’s return to Abovyan.

On June 5, 6, and 7, ARARAT will welcome guests to its vibrant pavilion, offering an unforgettable and engaging experience.

Media reports say the Armenia international is close to joining Saudi side Al Ahli on a lucrative long-term contract.

“I have sufficient instruments at my disposal, and if I receive your trust after the elections, I will go and resolve these issues directly,” he said.

Authorities discovered large amounts of undeclared cash in the luggage of two passengers arriving from Germany.

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service says the EU is preparing materials aimed at discrediting the Russian Orthodox Church in Armenia.

The EU is reportedly exploring financial assistance and trade preferences for Armenia amid Russian restrictions on Armenian exports.

The awards ceremony was held as part of the event celebrating the 25th anniversary of the establishment of Armenia Stock Exchange.

The party says the attack in Masis threatens political pluralism, free elections and a peaceful democratic process.

“We will respect the commitments undertaken by Armenia, even when many of them were assumed under pressure,” Vardevanyan said.

Investigators accuse him of financially incentivizing participation in political rallies and laundering funds.

Representatives of Armenian and Turkish businesses explored trade, logistics, tourism and investment opportunities during talks in Kars.

Armenia’s foreign minister says dialogue with Moscow will continue as both sides work to address disagreements and preserve cooperation.

The two sides emphasized the opening of the Akhalkalaki–Kars railway for exports from Armenia and imports into the country.

“I think there are signs that they would like to see the current leader of Armenia defeated in the elections,” he said.

The Catholicos says the Armenian Apostolic Church will pursue all legal avenues while remaining committed to its principles and autonomy.

According to the statement, these messages often direct users to websites that closely resemble official state portals.

“That tribunal will determine its position regarding the misconduct attributed to the individual,” he said.

Alexander Mostovoi believes Saudi Arabia offers greater financial rewards, while opportunities in Europe remain uncertain.

The search comes days after the journalist reported an attack on his home and alleged politically motivated violence.

The latest restrictions also cover seed crops and transit shipments, adding to a growing list of Armenian exports facing limitations.

Armenia has begun exporting flowers and vegetables to alternative destinations as businesses seek to adapt to Russian trade restrictions.

Participants used a theatrical performance to criticize Arthur Osipyan’s detention and raise concerns about politically motivated prosecutions.

The parliament speaker argues that closer ties with the EU could bring economic costs and reduced benefits from integration with Russia.

The opposition figure’s recorded statement was published with instructions to release it in the event of his detention or arrest.

The initiative aims to advance reforms in border management, document security, and law enforcement.

Opposition representatives claim authorities are attempting to hinder campaign activities ahead of the upcoming elections.

According to the prime minister, no referendum can take place unless Armenia officially applies to the European Union.

The first delivery of advanced NVIDIA processors marks a major step toward launching a large-scale AI computing center in Armenia.

All members of the party council complied with the requirement except Samvel Karapetyan.

“Оverall, we have very good products, and we are continuously improving the quality of our sanitary oversight,” he said.

According to the Prosecutor’s Office, its review uncovered apparent indications of a criminal offense.

“Such cases do not exist in general, and we are now talking about separate and independent proceedings,” he said.

Sukiasyan says several countries have informally expressed readiness to supply gas to Armenia on more favorable terms.

Defense lawyer claims relatives of the suspect are facing repeated searches, while questioning the evidence used by investigators.

An opposition politician says he obtained a long-sought document related to the Goris-Kapan road and plans to make it public.

According to investigators, more than 400 of those individuals simultaneously held jobs at other companies.

According to Hipper, Armenia, as a sovereign, democratic, and independent state, has the right to choose its own path and partners.

Officials say Putin’s call to Pashinyan was a birthday gesture, not a sign of changing Moscow’s stance on Armenia’s geopolitical choice.

Russia’s Rosselkhoznadzor said it had recorded a growing number of violations involving shipments of Armenian fruit.