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.”

On October 20, 2006, he accepted a 186.48-square-meter apartment on Abovyan Street in Yerevan as a personal gift from Mayrapetyan.

David Ghazinyan noted that no government official has contacted the company, not even informally.

Despite the detentions, the agency continues to operate: staff are still visiting the office, receiving salaries, and participating in events.

“Naturally, we want to see the process finalized as soon as possible. Given the current global context, stability is more important than ever,” Kallas said.

Bishop Tiran Petrosyan expresses heartfelt solidarity with Bishops Bagrat and Mikael, recently detained amid a high-profile investigation in Armenia.

Armenia joins this prestigious initiative for the second time. The first time was in 2019, when 49 other countries joined the report.

“We believe the use of such words, which may imply territorial ambitions, is absolutely inappropriate,” Baghaei stated.

“This is a crucial step in adapting bilateral cooperation to contemporary challenges and enhancing our joint efforts to address them,” said Mirzoyan.

“Once the conditions are met, the process will be completed, bringing Armenia and the EU even closer,” said Kallas.

Residents in Yerevan and Ararat province reported feeling tremors from a 3.9-magnitude quake near the Iran-Turkey border.

”It would be better if Mr. Lavrov did not interfere in Armenia’s internal and political affairs,” Mirzoyan said.

Arman Tatoyan accused Prime Minister of overstepping legal limits and warned of authoritarian drift in Armenia.

Armenian community in Belgium warned that recent attacks target national unity and identity, not only spiritual leader.

In a new message from detention, Karapetyan said that Armenia's leadership has shattered national values, investment confidence, and free speech.

AGBU appeals for calm and dialogue amid rising tensions between Armenia’s government and Church, citing a national and diaspora-wide crisis.

Aram Sargsyan secured gold at the U15 European Wrestling Championship with a 9–0 win; Armenia earned six medals overall.

Russia’s top diplomat called for respect for Armenia’s Apostolic Church and constitutional resolution to internal unrest involving clergy.

EU foreign policy chief stressed partnership and support for Armenia’s reforms and peace efforts during talks with the Armenian president.

Two high-ranking clergymen share a cell in Armenia’s security detention; an MP draws harsh parallels to Stalinist repression and calls it political vengeance.

Scandinavian Armenians urge unity around the Church, accusing Pashinyan of silencing dissent and degrading national identity.

Dmitry Peskov said Russia closely watches events in Armenia but considers them strictly a domestic matter beyond Moscow's interference.

He argued that Western praise for the Armenian government’s so-called “bold steps” has ended in national disaster.

Azerbaijan canceled Moscow visit and suspends cultural events over what it calls targeted violence against its nationals in Yekaterinburg.

Grossi said Iran retains key capabilities to restart uranium enrichment despite recent damage.

Macron and Pashinyan discussed bilateral ties, democratic stability, and peace efforts in a phone call amid regional tensions.

The Mekhitarist Congregation in Venice has voiced firm support for the Catholicos and the Armenian Apostolic Church’s enduring mission.

Karapet Hovhannisyan (41 kg), Vardan Sahakyan (44 kg), and Hayk Karapetyan (68 kg) will continue their bouts in the repechage rounds.

“We sincerely wish for our friendly and brotherly Armenia to maintain stability, uphold legality, and experience stable development,” the statement said.

In a separate decree, Prime Minister Pashinyan relieved Andranik Simonyan of his previous duties as Deputy Director of the NSS.

Last year, prosecutors dismissed a complaint against Archbishop Ajapahyan. Now, the same statements are treated as criminal, says Ioannisyan.

The earthquake was felt in the Lori province—in the town of Spitak and the villages of Lernapat, Arjut, Arevashogh, Darpas, and Gogaran.

Ara Zohrabyan said his communications have been restricted by the court, except for interactions with immediate family members and legal defense.

A preliminary investigation has been launched under Article 442(1) of the Armenian Criminal Code.

Additionally, Aren Mirzoyan, Hamlet Antonyan, and Aren Piruzyan each secured bronze medals for Armenia.

Since morning, a large number of security forces had gathered at the Mother See of Holy Etchmiatzin.

Investigators report an AI-generated audio falsely portraying the PM has been spread online, sparking a criminal case over computer forgery.

The meeting also addressed upcoming high-level exchanges and cooperation within international organizations.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan assured there will be no clashes at the Mother See, pledging a Christian resolution to the current crisis.

This, he stressed, completely undermines the Geneva Conventions, which clarify that captivity is solely intended to keep soldiers off the battlefield.

“Clearly, not everything is in order on our side either, and we cannot ignore that,” Lukashenko said.

In response, Aliyev reportedly expressed regret over Israel's attacks and the resulting civilian casualties.

“They’ve made our small but amazing country a center of geopolitical conflict,” he said in a message.

The statement strongly condemns the conduct of law enforcement officers and the use of force against citizens, calling it unacceptable and reprehensible.

Detained bishop Bagrat Galstanyan calls for resilience and faith, vowing national renewal and denouncing the regime as deceitful and oppressive.

Samvel Karapetyan’s legal team claims a systematic legal abuse occurred during the appeal of his arrest.

The Committee warns that such interference “may result in criminal liability” and urges the public “to refrain from any form of lawbreaking.”

Amid rising tensions, Armenia’s National Security Service exits the Holy See to prevent potential confrontation or provocation.

Armenia’s National Security Service demands Archbishop Ajapahyan surrender amid criminal case over alleged incitement to overthrow constitutional order.