UNESCO approves Armenia’s new heritage nominations
Two Armenian heritage sites—Yerevan’s Urartian legacy and the Garni complex—have gained approval for inclusion in UNESCO’s tentative list.
Ruling party MP rejects 'Zangezur Corridor' concept
David Danielyan urges media “to avoid misleading terms and respect Armenia's sovereignty in regional transit discussions.”
MP says arrests of ARF members are politically motivated
"This is a campaign against the ARF, similar to the one being waged against the church,” Vardanyan said.
ARF youth wing members protest illegal arrests
It was also reported that 18-year-old Andranik Chamichyan, a member of the ARF Youth Union of Armenia, has been detained for two months.
EU monitors patrol Armenian-Azerbaijani border
"Patrol teams of the EU Mission are constantly monitoring the Armenian-Azerbaijani border from the Armenian side, supporting regional stability," the statement reads.
Bishop Babayan to lead Etchmiadzin clergy meeting
Bishop Mushegh Babayan will chair the clergy meeting, replacing Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan, who is currently under arrest.
Seven more arrested over November 10, 2020 unrest
Following a motion by the investigator, the supervising prosecutor authorized criminal prosecution against the suspects.
PKK militants burn weapons in symbolic Iraq ceremony
Under the open sky, male and female fighters in khaki fatigues stepped forward one by one to place their weapons into a pit.
Idram, Alipay+ facilitate cross-border QR payments in Armenia
“This partnership is a testament to Idram’s commitment to innovation and cross-border collaboration,” said Arsen Kdenian.
EU urges Armenia, Azerbaijan to finalize peace deal
“The EU strongly supports the normalization process between the two countries,” Anita Hipper said.
Armenia, UAE explore deeper economic collaboration
“Regional peace and connectivity can foster a more favorable environment,” the post said.
Firebird presents $500M data center plan to U.S. envoy
“The prospect of Armenian-American cooperation and mutual growth is truly exciting,” the statement said.
Alen Simonyan mocks Kocharyan’s new lawsuit
"Robert Kocharyan’s fragile soul has been shaken once again. He has sued me again,” he wrote.
Papikyan meets new U.S. defense attaché in Armenia
Suren Papikyan congratulated Colonel Crow on his appointment and wished him success in his new role.
Ex-president files second lawsuit against parliament speaker
Kocharyan claims that Simonyan published false and baseless statements on his Telegram channel that harmed his dignity and reputation.
Tashir Pizza director arrested for large-scale tax evasion
Searches have been conducted at the offices of the Electric Networks and the Tashir Group, resulting in arrests and detentions.
Parliament targets opposition with violence, imprisonment: MP
“Our country has faced so many unprecedented events that society has developed an immunity to endure difficult situations,” Abrahamyan wrote.
Galuzin: Russia open to help Yerevan-Baku peace process
“Тhe Russian side is ready to continue contributing to their implementation—in the format that suits both parties,” Galuzin stated.
Swiss MP sees Kallas visit to Armenia as EU support pledge
“Kaja Kallas’s visit should be interpreted as a signal of commitment. Stefan Müller-Altermatt said.
Official: corridor claims are false, sovereignty non-negotiable
“All routes passing through Armenian territory will function under Armenia’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and jurisdiction,” he wrote on Facebook.
Lawyer: teen airsoft player charged with terror plot
“The court decision on his two-month detention will be announced at 11:30 a.m. at the Ajapnyak Court,” Melikyan wrote.
ARF accuses authorities of political persecution
“Lawyers involved in the cases have reported that no illegal items were found or confiscated from any detainee’s home,“ the statement reads.
Western agenda targets Armenian clergy, says former Slovak PM
Ján Čarnogurský emphasized that the arrest of Armenian clergy constitutes a crime against the country’s history and future.
Ashotyan backs ARF, says shared pain outweighs divisions
Ashotyan emphasized that “the pain that unites us is greater than the ambitions and grievances that divide us.”
Viva donates exclusive parchment Gospel to Matenadaran
The unique parchment Gospel, first described in 1670 in the Basen province and considered lost during the Armenian Genocide, is now at Matenadaran.
Layer details severe rights breaches in Baku trials
Judges have denied Ruben Vardanyan full access to case materials, while also including falsified documents in the case file.
U.S. backs South Caucasus peace push, awaits updates
”Secretary Rubio’s public comments during the cabinet meeting reflect the administration’s overall commitment,” Bruce stated.
Catholicos Aram I to attend interfaith summit in Astana
The invitation was extended on June 9, when Kazakhstan’s Ambassador Rasul Zhumali visited His Holiness in Lebanon.
Armenia calls Abu Dhabi talks successful and meaningful
“If there had been any agreement on a peace treaty, the public would have been informed accordingly,” the ministry said.
Catholicos says pilgrimages, education vital for national identity
Karekin II commended the clergy for their efforts in organizing such pilgrimages, especially during challenging times.
U.S. denies presenting proposal on reopening South Caucasus links
"The United States supports efforts to enhance peace and stability in the South Caucasus," the Department's press office said.
Pashinyan, UAE president discuss economic ties, regional peace
PM noted that friendly relations between Armenia and the UAE continue to grow, underlining the strong prospects for cooperation across various sectors.
Armenia to adopt cybersecurity law soon, says minister
Hayrapetyan emphasized that effective protection of strategic infrastructure is only possible through highly qualified professionals.
Armenia, Iran reaffirm peace, security goals
Both sides underlined the importance of efforts aimed at enhancing security and establishing peace and stability in the region.
Armenian midfielder rejects Italian club bid
Armenia’s Eduard Spertsyan declined Como’s offer amid doubts over coach Fabregas’ future with the Italian club.
Syriac Patriarchate backs Armenian Apostolic Church
The Syriac Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch expresseд deep concern over pressure on the Armenian Church, calling it a violation of religious freedom.
Armenia publishes revised national anthem version
Armenia released revised national anthem, introducing full and shortened versions to comply with new 2025 legal requirements.
Archbishop Bagrat demands full release of alleged recording
Detained Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan denies intent to incite violence, urges release of full audio to disprove manipulation claims.
Temperatures in Armenia to rise by 6-9 degrees from July 11
Temperatures will rise sharply starting July 11, with local showers and thunderstorms forecasted for July 10 and 15 in parts of Armenia.
Armenian deputy FM’s remarks misrepresented, ministry says
“He categorically rejected any notion or term of 'control' by a third party," the statement reads.
MP tells U.S. lawmaker clergy arrested for “plotting terror-based coup”
Arsen Torosyan said clergymen were detained for trying to overthrow the government through planned terrorist attacks and killings.
Law enforcers’ rhetoric risks fair trial, ombudsman says
Anahit Manasyan issued a statement based on monitoring of social media and media reports conducted by her office.
Prosecutor seeks to seize assets from MP Arthur Sargsyan
Prosecutors demand seizure of real estate, vehicles, and funds from MP Arthur Sargsyan and his associates.
Aliyev, Pashinyan reportedly focus on resolving peace deal disputes
“We’ve repeatedly stated at various levels that we will support the signing of a peace treaty as soon as possible,” Peskov told reporters.
Dilijan plans ropeway project for tourism boost
The total value of the program is €120.5 million, with €24.1 million to be co-financed by the Armenian government.
11 Armenian communities receive state co-financing
Armenia allocates nearly 1.8 billion drams to co-finance development projects across 11 communities as part of national subsidy programs.
Deputy FM: third party may manage Syunik route if criteria met
Deputy Foreign Minister Mnatsakan Safaryan says Armenia may allow third-party involvement in Syunik route management if sovereignty and reciprocity are ensured.
Church curse not a joke, says father Asoghik
He emphasized, “While for some the curse may appear laughable or medieval, for the Holy Church it remains a profoundly serious decision.”
Tandilyan: housing plan pushes Artsakh Armenians to emigrate
She criticized the government's long-stalled support program, describing it as an “emigration plan.”
Opposition figure sees external forces behind Armenia’s politics
Armen Ashotyan said Armenia’s politics are driven by EU priorities, calling for unified opposition through protest and no-confidence vote.