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Syunik governor confirms ongoing nightly gunfire
“It’s very unfortunate—they’ve been shooting, and it’s been more than three months that gunfire is systematically heard at night,” Ghukasyan said.
Pashinyan questions Catholicos's vow of celibacy
Pashinyan said he raises the issue as a follower of the Armenian Apostolic Church because he sees a threat to spiritual security.
National Security Service head urges opposition to unite
Artur Vanetsyan emphasized the need for collective opposition efforts ahead of Armenia's 2026 elections.
Armenia rejects 213 tons of watermelon over nitrates
Results of tests on the remaining watermelon batches will be announced once available.
Police chief cites no resignation cause
“I have submitted a request to be released from service,” Aram Hovhannisyan wrote.
French Senator: Armenia must live in peace within borders
“Armenia must be able to live in peace within its borders,” Senator Gilbert-Luc Devinaz said.
Two Supreme Judicial Council members recuse in judges' case
Two SJC members stepped aside from a disciplinary case against appellate judges, citing conflict of interest and close ties.
France opens honorary consulate in Goris
Governor Ghukasyan noted that the inauguration marked the natural continuation of a series of previous events.
Aram Ghazaryan resigns as Lori governor for new role
“I am resigning from the position of Lori Governor and ending my political and party activities,” he declared.
French firms plan to join strategic projects in Syunik
Kostanyan said that the Armenian government is consistently working to develop the region and enhance its resilience.
Russian hackers reportedly target Armenian government websites
Hackers linked to Russia's military intelligence repeatedly targeted Armenian government sites between 2022 and 2024, including the MFA.
French Senator: Armenia’s democracy crucial to global stability
“This is my message—leave nothing unchecked, be firm, and move forward,” said Devinaz.
YSU rector refuses to comment on church row
The campus is currently under tight security, with police and security personnel stationed throughout.
Citizens protest government over church remarks
The demonstration began with a flashmob, where participants hung posters on a white rope using clothespins.
France backs Syunik's development initiatives
"Enhancing Syunik's resilience is among the Armenian government's priorities,” Davit Khudatyan said.
Tumo expands into Asia with center in Japan
First Tumo center in Asia opened in Takasaki, Japan, marking a milestone in Armenia–Japan educational cooperation and innovation exchange.
Ucom and Impact Hub Yerevan announce 2025 Fellowship Cohort driving Armenia’s circular economy transition
The event began with opening remarks by Ucom General Director Ralph Yirikian and Impact Hub Yerevan Executive Director Gevorg Poghosyan.
Aram Hovhannisyan dismissed as RA police chief
Aram Hovhannisyan was appointed to the posts of Chief of Police and Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs in January 2023.
EAEU to launch tourism information platform by 2026
“RIA has proven effective, with over 60% of business proposals incorporated into Commission decisions over the past decade," Sultanov said.
Goris hosts Armenia-France cooperation forum
Kostanyan also addressed the peace agreement, emphasizing that Armenia is ready to sign and ratify it without delay.
Armenian centenarians to receive AMD 1 million bonus
If the beneficiary receives their pension or benefit in cash, the bonus will only be paid after they switch to a non-cash payment method.
Misha Djorkaeff named Armenia U19 head coach
Under Djorkaeff's leadership, the U19 squad will hold a training camp from June 1 to 4.
Former MP confronts priest at Marmashen monastery
Father Paren reiterated his stance, emphasizing that those exhibiting anti-Christian or anti-church behavior would be barred from the premises.
Pashinyan faces criminal complaint over church remarks
Armenian civic group Hayakve files criminal complaint against PM Pashinyan over alleged unconstitutional interference in church affairs.
U.S. Embassy halts funding for Armenian students in Georgia
The sudden withdrawal of support has left them struggling to afford tuition and living costs, jeopardizing their ability to continue their studies.
Inter considers squad overhaul after Champions League final loss
Mkhitaryan, for instance, was among the top contributors in creating goal-scoring opportunities during the tournament.
Putin, Mishustin congratulate Pashinyan on 50th birthday
The Armenian Prime Minister thanked the Russian President for the call and the warm congratulations.
Minor earthquake hits southeast of Spitak
Seismic activity was recorded near Spitak, with tremors felt in Vanadzor and surrounding villages, according to Armenia’s seismic protection service.
Armenian opposition condemns government’s rhetoric against church
Armenia faction called for unity around the Armenian Church after condemning government’s remarks as degrading and divisive.
U.S. Senator urges peace agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan
“Armenia and Azerbaijan must sign a peace agreement to establish stability and prosperity in the region,” Steve Daines said.
Catholicos in Bern: Turkey backed Azerbaijan’s crimes in Artsakh
He stated that Azerbaijan had seized vital Armenian border areas and continues to introduce new demands during the peace treaty negotiations.
RA Deputy FM: Armenia seeks stronger ties with Ireland
The meeting covered a range of issues concerning Armenia–Ireland bilateral relations.
Pashinyan, U.S. Senator Daines discuss deeper cooperation
Pashinyan emphasized the importance of strengthening the friendly relations and partnership between Armenia and the United States.
Armenian gymnast wins bronze at European Championships
Competing in the rings final of the senior men’s event, Avetisyan scored 14.366 points, earning him third place.
Analyst: PM seeks chaos, must be isolated
Vahe Hovhannisyan calls for hundreds of thousands to mobilize, isolate the PM, and reject his political agenda.
Rights group: PM’s church stance unconstitutional
They condemned what they described as a “two-day assault” on the Armenian Apostolic Church and its leaders.
Activist slams opposition for ‘blocking impeachment’
“According to 28 of them, it's unserious and unrealistic, and 6 say they have no alternative candidate,” he said.
Economy minister echoes PM, says churches turned into barns
“If we don’t want this condition to persist, we should speak frankly about it — whether some clerics like it or not,” Papoyan wrote.
Gunfire reported again near Khoznavar village
When asked whether there were any injuries or damage to houses, Vahan Zakyan responded negatively.
Former ombudsman: PM abuses power, incites hate
Arman Tatoyan warns that the government’s attacks on the Church are driven by declining approval and pose threats to national identity.
Berkeley University cancels Artsakh film under pressure
University, however, explained that the cancellation had no political grounds and was instead due to logistical constraints and staff shortages.
PM insists on key state role in church leader selection
Nikol Pashinyan’s statement comes in the context of ongoing tensions with the clergy.
Armenian Diaspora group slams Pashinyan’s crude language
“This resembles a political maneuver aimed at diverting public attention from real dangers and existential threats,” the Union stated.
Egyptian military aircraft transits Armenia, lands in Azerbaijan
Typically, military flights to Azerbaijan, including those transporting weapons, use Turkish and Georgian airspace.
Ombudsman says no probe into PM’s church comments
Pashinyan’s controversial Facebook posts remain unexamined as Armenia’s Ombudsman cites absence of identifiable complainants.
Clergyman accuses Pashinyan of deliberate attack on church
Father Gabriel Vardanyan said the Prime Minister’s rhetoric undermines Armenian heritage and fuels divisive anti-church sentiment with real consequences.
Artsakh President questioned in military negligence probe
Shahramanyan was questioned in an investigation involving alleged wartime misconduct, but currently holds no status as a suspect.
Armenia's economic ties with Poland gain new momentum
Minister Papoyan presented Armenia’s regional integration goals and invites Polish business to invest in priority sectors.
WHO: tobacco kills 8 million annually worldwide
WHO warns tobacco causes 8 million deaths yearly, while Armenia sees surge in e-cigarette use, especially among youth.
Russian ambassador warns of attempts to revise Armenia-Russia ties history
Ambassador Kopyrkin calls for objective analysis of Armenian identity and history amid regional and global shifts.
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