Byblos Bank Armenia becomes CaseKey strategic partner
Byblos Bank Armenia has become the strategic partner of the CaseKey Business Case Competition, emphasizing the importance of continuous investment in promising educational programs.
Grigoryan to skip Moscow security forum
“There will be a representative from Armenia. The ambassador will attend,” the diplomatic mission stated.
Former defense chief questions arms deals with West
Arshak Karapetyan claimed nearly 90% of Western-made arms bought by Armenia are unusable for technical or other reasons.
Gyumri Mayor criticizes predecessor but credits for fortress restoration
“I do not accept or respect Samvel Balasanyan, but he rebuilt Sev Berd,” Vardan Ghukasyan said.
Armenian-polish talks include EU partnership issues
Deputy foreign ministers of Armenia and Poland met in Yerevan to discuss bilateral ties, EU cooperation, and regional developments.
Woman arrested in Yerevan selling synthetic drugs via Telegram
A personal search of the 30-year-old woman revealed 8.73 grams of a crystalline substance resembling synthetic drugs.
Dilijan national park worker killed in traffic accident
According to the source, another park employee sustained various injuries in the same accident and was taken to a medical center.
French Foreign Minister to visit Armenia on May 26
Additionally, Minister Barrot will participate in a panel discussion alongside Minister Mirzoyan as part of the Yerevan Dialogue event.
Armenia, Azerbaijan support each other on EPC summits
“Armenia will host the summit in the spring of 2026, and Azerbaijan will do so in 2028,” Pashinyan stated.
Lawyer: Ruben Vardanyan’s prosecution lacks legal basis
Sahakyan said that the over 200-page indictment against him reveals charges that lack legal foundation and are purely politically motivated.
Yerevan, Baku exchange proposals on border delimitation
Yerevan and Baku are exchanging proposals on border delimitation stages; peace agreement text finalized but remains unsigned.
Lavrov: Moscow ready to help Armenia, Azerbaijan sign peace deal
“We are ready to continue offering support, provided both sides are interested,” Lavrov stated.
Decision on asset confiscation law rushed, lawyer says
Harutyunyan stated that continuing to misinterpret the ruling could again lead to inefficient spending and legal liability.
Ex-MP says 2018 revolution aimed at surrendering Artsakh
According to Hakobyan, anyone seeking power without Karabakh aims to make Armenians forget their identity.
Armenian museum directors to visit U.S.
“We are committed to making such programs impactful and ongoing,” said Hayk Mkrtchyan.
France, Russia continue talks on consulates in Syunik
France has announced plans to open an honorary consulate in the city of Goris, not a general consulate.
Azerbaijan targets CSI at UN over Artsakh advocacy
The move comes as CSI has consistently raised issues of ethnic cleansing and other abuses committed by Azerbaijan.
Expat presence in Armenian tech drops 12%
Despite this decline, expatriates still constitute approximately 18% of the total IT workforce.
9,451 displaced from Artsakh apply for Armenian citizenship
Ghazaryan also clarified that when at least one parent obtains Armenian citizenship, their children automatically receive citizenship as well.
Armenian director’s animated film wins at Cannes
Natalya Mirzoyan’s poignant animation on war and separation wins third prize in Cannes' La Cinef, representing Armenia in joint production.
Makunts, Harrigan discuss U.S.-Armenia ties, peace efforts
Ambassador Makunts and Rep. Harrigan reviewed U.S.-Armenia bilateral agenda and peace process developments between Yerevan and Baku.
Ethics probe launched over Pashinyan’s conduct in parliament
PM Nikol Pashinyan’s inflammatory language in parliament prompted ethics investigation, raising concerns over official conduct and democratic standards.
Red-listed deer to reproduce in Armenia’s wild for first time
The deer were initially bred in Dilijan National Park. Their offspring have now been released into various forest areas across the country.
New road to connect villages in Syunik
The project includes earthworks, construction of artificial structures, and installation of a three-layer asphalt concrete pavement.
Administrative case launched over anti-Putin banner in Yerevan
Two opposition members face legal proceedings after hanging a banner of Putin labeled “criminal” ahead of Lavrov’s visit to Yerevan.
Book on Operation Nemesis presented at Armenian Genocide Museum
Austrian journalist Birgit Kofler-Bettschart's book on Operation Nemesis, detailing the pursuit of Armenian Genocide perpetrators, is now available in Armenian.
Erdogan rules out re-election bid, calls for new Constitution
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced he won't seek re-election, emphasizing the need for a civilian-drafted constitution.
Turkey expects Armenia, Azerbaijan to sign peace deal
Turkey's National Security Council expresses satisfaction with Armenia-Azerbaijan peace draft, urging conditions for lasting regional peace.
Council of Europe Congress President to visit Armenia
Marc Cools will participate in the Yerevan Dialogue and meet Armenian leaders to discuss democratic reforms and local self-governance.
Hajiyev, EU official discuss Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization
EU and Azerbaijan officials discuss normalization process with Armenia and regional developments, reaffirming commitment to peace and prosperity.
Armenian MFA condemns deadly attack on Israeli embassy staff in Washington
Armenia’s Foreign Ministry mourns the loss of two Israeli diplomats killed in Washington, joining international calls against hate-fueled violence.
Manuscript restoration paper now produced at Matenadaran
A new facility at Matenadaran now produces restoration paper from local materials, strengthening Armenia’s manuscript conservation capabilities.
Ashot Danielyan elected as new parliament speaker of Artsakh
Amid political vacuum and leadership crisis, Ashot Danielyan becomes Artsakh’s new parliament speaker following David Ishkhanyan’s detention in Baku.
448 Armenian passports issued abroad in Q1 2025
Amid Syria's turmoil, hundreds of ethnic Armenians acquired citizenship and passports through diplomatic missions in Damascus and Aleppo this year.
SRC chief: no update yet on opening Armenia-Turkey border
Armenia's customs infrastructure is ready to operate the Margara crossing, but political decisions are still pending, officials confirm.
54,000 citizens submit income declarations, 23,000 receive social credits
Over 23,000 people received social credits after completing declarations, as reforms made the process simpler and more accessible, officials report.
Tax revenue up 14.5% in January-April 2025
In January–April 2025, Armenia's tax revenues increased by 14.5%, totaling over $2.4 billion, driven by tax and customs growth.
Armenia questions Georgia's customs checks on brandy exports
Brandy makers raise alarms over Georgia’s customs checks, prompting Armenian officials to assure ongoing diplomatic engagement and priority-level attention.
Tufenkian to build homes for displaced Artsakh Armenians
The Armenian government will donate land to the Tufenkian Foundation for building homes for 20 families displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh.
RA government drafts support plan for brandy producers
Papoyan said the government aims to ensure uninterrupted grape procurement during the September–October harvest season.
Armenia, Greece discuss boosting economic ties
Ambassador Tigran Mkrtchyan outlined several sectors with strong potential for deepening cooperation.
Papoyan: no agenda to leave EAEU
“At the same time, we are aligning our laws and regulations with the world’s best practices,” the minister said.
Kocharyan's Mykonos property targeted for asset recovery
Armenian prosecutors aim to confiscate a Greek villa valued at nearly AMD 1.3 billion from Sedrak Kocharian.
Risks remain until peace deal signed, says Papoyan
Gevorg Papoyan emphasized that Armenia is making every effort to conclude the agreement.
Armenia lifts visa requirement for Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman
This move is part of a broader effort to enhance Armenia’s international accessibility and attract foreign investment.
Three Armenians elected to Beirut city council
The council comprises 24 members, and the Armenian candidates participated under the coalition “Beirut Will Unite Us.”
Government to pay ANIF’s AMD 84 million profit tax
The government noted that ANIF lacks the necessary resources to fulfill its tax obligations.
Armenia rejects Aliyev’s “Western Azerbaijan” rhetoric
MFA spokesperson Ani Badalyan stated that “there is no such entity as ‘Western Azerbaijan’ in the territory of Armenia.”
New biometric passports to feature redesigned colors, higher security
Armenia to introduce new biometric passports in late 2026 with upgraded design, tighter security, and streamlined services nationwide.
U.S. lawmakers demand action for Armenian POWs release
”I would just encourage you to do everything in your power to secure their release,” Smith stated.