Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ani Badalyan noted that “various partners regularly present proposals to Armenia and Azerbaijan.”

Hovik Aghazaryan was removed from Parliament after throwing a bottle and accusing the ruling party of anti-Russian incitement.

”Thank you to everyone who came to support me, and to those who couldn’t make it to Turkey," said Bachkov.

Assuming his new duties, Khandanyan said the committee’s mission “has become more urgent than ever during these challenging times.”

Diaspora Armenians express concern over detentions and asset seizures tied to certain statements, urging PM Pashinyan to clarify banned language.

Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders are set to meet in Dubai, despite new Azerbaijani demands delaying a formal peace agreement.

In the final match, the Armenian athlete was defeated by Georgia’s Rusatishvili, according to the Wrestling Federation of Armenia.

The lawyers emphasized that in these interviews, the Archbishop did not call upon any unspecified group to carry out violent actions.

In justification, it references that in June 2025 law enforcement “exposed an attempted terrorist act aimed at overthrowing the constitutional order.”

Тhe deal was made during Pashinyan’s one‑day working visit to Turkey on June 20, and—if accurate—Russia would have no control over the corridor.

The Investigative Committee searched Tashir Group’s headquarters as part of a probe into large-scale tax evasion and money laundering.

"There are clear publications in the press that people at ENA are being compelled to participate in one rally or another," Aleksanyan said.

Mamijanyan said Pashinyan “is deadly afraid of both Samvel Karapetyan and all patriots—the most terrifying for him are the united, consolidated patriots.”

”One must know the past to build the future and recognize past mistakes to avoid repeating them,” Bishop Grigor Khachatryan said.

Garnik Danielyan said government uses law enforcement to intensify pressure, calling the Tashir raid part of political persecution.

The NA passed the bill in its first reading that outlines the potential nationalization of ENA, supported by 65 votes from ruling party lawmakers.

Samvel Karapetyan’s team vows legal aid and replacement jobs for unfairly dismissed Electric Networks of Armenia employees.

The Investigative Committee wrapped up investigation into multi-year fraud and forgery operation involving fake payments and scam purchases.

Armenia’s former president Serzh Sargsyan is now officially charged in a new corruption case tied to business dealings and bribery.

Baku court resumed the controversial trial against Ruben Vardanyan, with next hearing set for July 8.

Simonyan said Russian state TV, not the West, undermines Armenian sovereignty and public trust through “constant disinformation and insults.”

As Mher Abrahamyan, Chairman of the Management Board of IDBank, noted, being close and accessible to customers is a key principle.

Ararat Mirzoyan briefed Anita Anand on peace negotiations with Azerbaijan and regional transit under the Crossroads of Peace concept.

“Moreover, not only did they reject my proposal, it turned out that they had reached a mutual agreement with the Azerbaijani delegation,” Galstyan wrote.

Karapetyan was arrested for two months for making “a public call aimed at seizing powers assigned to the Armenian government.”

The Armenian and Iranian foreign ministers discussed the regional crisis and prospects for cooperation amid a fragile Iran-Israel ceasefire.

Konstantin Sokolov emphasized that Viva not only develops technological infrastructure, but also actively invests in social initiatives.

Armenia and the EU concluded negotiations on a new ambitious agenda, outlining reforms, security cooperation, and regional resilience efforts.

Armenian Red Cross denounced recent global violence targeting Red Cross and Red Crescent humanitarian workers in active conflict zones.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said recent arrests of Azerbaijanis in Yekaterinburg were lawful and tied to investigations into serious past crimes.

Aghvan Vardanyan called the masked, armed entry into Etchmiadzin an act of desecration and national shame.

A new initiative targets the removal of tax obstacles for Armenia’s car rental and leasing companies.

“We feel the destructive influence of pro-Western forces in Armenia,” Dmitry Masyuk has stated.

“Certain clauses of the document do not require unanimous agreement from all members,” Mehdi Sobhani said.

“If the Catholicos does not step down, we will remove him together, as brothers, dear married priests,” Pashinyan wrote.

MP Gegham Manukyan from Armenia faction, commenting on the procedure, called it highly dubious.

Azerbaijani media said Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will also attend the event.

Presidents Khachaturyan and Macron exchanged views on regional developments and bilateral cooperation during the UN Development Finance Summit.

Greek Armenian Union denounces foreign-backed coup plots in Armenia and affirms support for the country’s elected leadership.

The two leaders explored areas of mutual interest that could serve as the foundation for deeper cooperation.

“Earlier this year, Armenia and Azerbaijan announced that the text of the peace treaty is ready,” Khandanyan said.

According to the source, Mkhitaryan’s position at Inter is more secure than that of Francesco Acerbi.

The conference focused on the role, significance, and formation of national identity, contextualized within modern global dynamics.

Network modernization has been one of Ucom’s key priorities in recent years and remains a central focus.

According to the Karapetyan family, the dispute arose following actions taken by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan targeting Karapetyan and his businesses.

Regarding Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan's reluctance to be nominated, Mamijanyan said they currently have no additional information.

The envoys conveyed Catholicos Aram I’s concerns and his perspective on resolving the current situation.

The EU reaffirms support for Armenia amid hybrid threats and interference attempts, backing its democratic reform and peace-oriented governance.

The actions followed the cancellation of a visit by Azerbaijani delegation to Moscow and the scrapping of all Russia‑participated cultural events.

Pashinyan said that today’s threats “are hybrid in nature, involving elements of terrorism, subversion of constitutional order, and counterintelligence.”