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.

Investigators sought a preventive measure for the Yerevan State University lecturer following charges related to alleged public calls against constitutional order.

Following talks with Ankara, Armenia dispatched 80 tons of humanitarian assistance to Lebanon through Turkish territory.

Russian ambassador says Moscow is prepared to adapt bilateral relations to new realities while preserving mutually beneficial cooperation.

Armenia’s highest court declined to review prosecutors’ appeal, leaving intact the acquittal of a 74-year-old defendant.

Investigators say Arytom Khachatryan is abroad, prompting a wanted notice after a court approved his pre-trial detention.

CEC says recount covered 637 polling stations and changed vote totals for several parties and alliances.

The political party plans to ask election authorities to invalidate the parliamentary vote and organize a repeat ballot.

Armenian authorities say some individuals who arrived from Russia are among those detained in ongoing election-related proceedings.

The parliamentary candidate says she faces no charges but describes the search and questioning as politically motivated.

The former Armenian president says his statement concerned constitutional provisions and has been taken out of context.

Opposition leader says his alliance will seek either annulment of the vote or a second-round election.

Election authorities void results at a polling station where one party’s ballot paper was unavailable throughout voting day.

The Anti-Corruption Court says the decision was made after the former defense minister failed to appear at a scheduled hearing.

The opposition leader says mandates will be accepted if parliament offers a faster path to political change.

The party says it will seek judicial review of the election outcome while contesting decisions that invalidated votes at two polling stations.

The commission says any comment before June 14 could be viewed as prejudging the outcome of the electoral process.

Armenian officials showcased defense education reforms in Brussels while discussing future cooperation frameworks with European and NATO institutions.

The Armenian prime minister emphasized constructive dialogue, sovereignty and mutual respect in a message marking Russia’s national holiday.

The economy minister says upcoming meetings in Russia will focus on resolving export-related concerns affecting Armenian products.

Street arts will soon appear in various corners of Yerevan, breathing new life and bringing new colors to the city.

The speaker accused opponents of attempting to divert attention from alleged vote-buying and externally influenced voting investigations.

The party plans protests and political consultations after disputed polling station results affected its chances of entering parliament.

Authorities imposed detention measures on four suspects as part of an investigation into alleged vote-buying linked to parliamentary elections.

City authorities plan traffic restrictions and expanded bus lanes, while maintaining that Yerevan’s current air quality remains satisfactory.

The party alleges widespread violations, administrative pressure and hate speech, urging election authorities to invalidate the results.

The party argues that annulled polling station results could alter parliamentary seat distribution and require a repeat vote.

The Armenian National Congress says the vote failed democratic standards and urges opposition parties to use parliamentary mandates against authorities.

Researchers have resumed excavations at the Tatev Great Hermitage, already uncovering medieval pottery fragments and architectural elements.

The grandmaster says attitudes toward chess have changed in Armenia and he does not foresee returning to the national team.

Authorities searched the residence of a Prosperous Armenia-listed candidate as part of an investigation involving alleged treason and espionage activities.

Prosperous Armenia claims the annulled precincts delivered strong support for the party, raising concerns over representation and election legitimacy.

Two polling stations were stripped of their results after late military voting, potentially affecting parties competing near the parliamentary threshold.

Investigators have opened a criminal case after decorative letters were torn from a war memorial, causing damage to the monument.