Armenia's Constitutional Court has begun hearing complaints to the parliamentary election results, with seven political forces seeking judicial review.

Armenia and the U.S. agreed on key artificial intelligence priorities, emphasizing innovation, resilient supply chains, and stronger private-sector cooperation.

Israel's foreign minister says the government will consider officially recognizing the Armenian Genocide before the proposal advances to parliament.

Armenia has not paid its CSTO membership dues for two years as Russian officials warn of possible consequences under the organization's charter.

Cybersecurity expert argues the proposed IMEI registry could expand state surveillance, create cybersecurity risks and raise concerns over personal data protection.

Russia has expanded import restrictions, suspending certification for remaining Armenian fish producers until previously identified violations are addressed.

Armen Melikbekyan says he will not seek another term, instead planning to focus on ongoing international football responsibilities and projects.

An appeals court overturned the previous verdict, ordered a retrial, and replaced house arrest with administrative supervision.

Vahagn Aleksanyan says his nomination followed a smooth internal process, stressing there is no tension within the Civil Contract party.

Ruben Rubinyan says his nomination reflects political consensus, praises Alen Simonyan's record, and pledges to continue his team's work.

In reality, Armenia's Territorial Seismic Protection Service under the Ministry of Internal Affairs issued no such warning.

The multinational exercise concluded with an awards ceremony after nine days of joint peacekeeping training involving partner countries.

The government revised housing assistance rules for displaced families, addressing eligibility, down payments, and mortgage financing.

Armenia's Prosecutor General's Office has asked the Central Election Commission to authorize criminal prosecution of Gagik Tsarukyan.

Armenian and French officials discussed expanding business ties, investment cooperation and improving Armenian access to European markets.

The court rejected prosecutors' request to extend detention and instead placed Arthur Avanesyan under house arrest.

The Nobel laureate highlighted digital transformation as the country's key economic opportunity.

The appeals court overturned the lower court's ruling, ordered a new hearing, and lifted Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan's house arrest.

Armenia posted strong economic activity growth in May, while exports and foreign trade declined and consumer prices continued to rise.

Defense argues the criminal case should never have reached court and says the appeal ruling could take several forms.

Officials say Armenian agricultural exports continue successfully across diverse markets.

"There is a possibility that Armenia will receive exceptional opportunities in this regard,” Pashinyan said.

Armenia allocates funding to design a UEFA-compliant stadium in Ijevan as part of preparations for a joint 2029 FIFA youth tournament bid.

According to the minister, the effort is focused on the European Union market, the countries of Central Asia, the Arab states, and Iraq.

He says he never equated the actions of Armenia and Azerbaijan while commenting on the recent European Court of Human Rights ruling.

During the session, the Council discussed and approved a number of decisions.

The youth wing says repeated removals of the Artsakh flag led to detentions and describes the incident as an attack on national symbols.

Prosecutors allege the former Kotayk governor damaged seized property, causing about 229 million drams in losses to the state.

Russia says Armenia should clarify its future in the CSTO, while Moscow continues to await Yerevan's decision on the alliance.

Party calls on all election participants to join Constitutional Court proceedings, arguing ruling could affect every political force.

Senior Armenian and allied officials observed multinational drills focused on preparing forces for international peacekeeping missions.

Saghatelyan says authorities accuse him over a declared cash holding, arguing investigators ignored opportunities to clarify all questions.

He argued that the constitutional requirement had not been fulfilled and that the June 7 elections were neither free nor fair.

Armenia appoints the leadership of its universal health insurance fund, marking another step in implementing the country's healthcare reform.

Indian and Armenian leaders reaffirmed plans to expand cooperation across defense, trade, technology, and people-to-people ties.

The court approved a request from investigators to place Avetik Chalabyan in custody pending the ongoing criminal investigation.

Simonyan suggested identifying supporters of Armenia’s prime minister through social networks and barring them from entering Russia.

The Constitutional Court says no judge raised the motion concerning Seda Safaryan, while two other judges will not participate in the case.

Authorities allege Avetik Chalabyan sought foreign involvement in influencing voters.

Eventhub provides technical support and ticket access for Armenian events organized in the specified countries.

Bloomberg says Armenia’s participation in a Ukraine-focused conference reflects deeper engagement with Western partners.

Turkey says it views progress in Armenia-Azerbaijan negotiations positively and expects a final peace agreement between the neighbors.

The Kremlin says cooperation with Armenia remains extensive and expects bilateral relations to continue developing.

Robert Kocharyan’s legal team argues that the CEC failed to properly justify its decision authorizing criminal prosecution.

Russian officials argue that Western initiatives involving Armenia could increase regional tensions and affect existing integration frameworks.

The applicants’ representative says Azerbaijan responded aggressively to the ECHR judgment instead of expressing regret over the findings.

Investigators say new evidence points to alleged vote-buying schemes involving payments to voters in multiple Armenian regions.

Avetik Chalabyan denies allegations of obstructing electoral rights as investigators seek his detention pending court review.

Ghazaryan stated that the ECHR’s ruling in the case of “V.T. and Others v. Azerbaijan” has become an indisputable historical fact.

Armenia, the EU and the European Investment Bank agreed to support preparatory work on strategic transport corridors.