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.

An anti-corruption court declined a request to replace sanctions imposed on Goris Mayor Arush Arushanyan with imprisonment.

Armenia and the EU explored ways to strengthen economic resilience, expand connectivity and identify new export markets.

The sides also discussed the process of removing Armenian airlines from the European Union’s Air Safety List.

Several former Artsakh officials told an appeals court in Baku they do not accept the charges against them and seek acquittal.

Seeking to raise the issue before international judicial bodies, Ioannisyan has appealed to voters from those polling stations.

More than ten clergy members serving in Russia were unable to return on time after receiving military training notices during visits to Armenia.

Participants stressed the importance of expanding export opportunities for Armenian products and simplifying trade procedures.

Troops from Armenia, U.S., France, and Greece demonstrated peacekeeping skills during practical exercises.

Armenia hopes to reopen borders and transport links with Turkey and Azerbaijan by 2030, while pursuing regional infrastructure projects.

Authorities detained public figure Avetik Chalabyan as part of an ongoing criminal case, with investigators promising further details later.

Armenian and Turkish officials reviewed efforts to restore transport links and discussed progress on infrastructure and heritage projects.

The agreement involves internet transit services between Nakhichevan and Azerbaijan and does not include data sharing.

Organizers say the conference will focus on return rights and displacement issues related to Azerbaijanis who previously lived in Armenia.

Ursula von der Leyen is expected to visit Armenia next week in a move seen as support for closer EU-Armenia ties.

The Sofia City Council unanimously approved naming a prominent street Armenia Promenade.

Members of the Armenian community in Argentina displayed the Artsakh flag during Argentina’s World Cup victory over Austria in Dallas.

Four priests serving in the Diocese of Russia and New Nakhichevan have received notices to attend military training exercises.

Yerevan intends to gradually replace conventional public transport with electric vehicles as part of its long-term mobility strategy.

Yuri Ushakov said Moscow sees efforts aimed at weakening integration structures involving Russia amid developments related to Armenia.

Importers of several product categories will need to submit conformity assessment documents to customs authorities starting July 1.

Students in priority STEM fields whose previous deferments ended due to health reasons may become eligible for a new deferment.

Armenia will be represented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference, an international forum focused on the country’s reconstruction efforts.

to support SMEs and trade in Armenia

The first symbolic shipment of Armenian apricots has arrived in the European Union, marking a step toward broader export opportunities.

Investigators searched Ishkhan Saghatelyan’s property as part of a case reportedly related to declared cash holdings and jewelry.

Armenian and EU officials discussed transport, energy and digital connectivity projects, highlighting prospects for deeper cooperation.

The document stipulates that the law would enter into force on the day following its official publication.

The French official was recognized for his contribution to strengthening Armenian-French relations and advancing strategic partnership.

The government proposal seeks to classify all ENA shares as an overriding public interest asset.

Russian MFA spokeswoman said Armenian authorities are increasing pressure on politicians advocating closer cooperation with Moscow.

Lawyer Liparit Drmeyan says all parties that contested parliamentary elections must defend the votes cast by their supporters.

Officials reviewed the implementation of new legislation on missing persons and outlined priorities for coordinating future work.

During the 2021 parliamentary elections, Safaryan was included in the electoral list of the Shirinyan-Babajanyan Alliance of Democrats.

Investigators say eight people have been charged in the case, with arrests, house arrests, and other preventive measures imposed.

Armenian regulators revoked a casino operator’s license, citing discrepancies between reported financial data and gaming machine records.

Yervand Mkrtchyan set a new national record en route to gold, while Razmik Ghazaryan secured silver for Armenia.

Officials urge caution after a widely shared image allegedly showing damage to a major Artsakh monument failed verification.

Investigators say evidence points to alleged vote-buying activities involving supporters and candidates linked to an electoral alliance.

Armenia’s Constitutional Court has combined election-related appeals as two judges step aside from reviewing the case.

Officials reviewed ways to strengthen postal services, improve logistics and support growing trade and economic relations.