Representatives of U.S.-based AECOM visited Armenia to examine the proposed TRIPP site for future railway and infrastructure development.

Sophia Baghramyan secured silver in the European Under-10 rapid chess championship as four Armenian players finished in the top ten.

Armenian and French education ministers explored closer cooperation, including educator training and artificial intelligence in schools.

The World Health Organization warns that global cancer cases could climb to nearly 35 million by 2050 without stronger prevention.

Armenia's Olympic Committee and two national sports federations publicly express support for Gagik Tsarukyan and his family.

World-renowned musician will perform in Yerevan and serve on the regional competition jury during the Golden Apricot film festival.

Appeals court replaced pre-trial detention with house arrest, leading to the release of Spartak Ghukasyan from the detention facility.

The court granted the investigators' request to extend Samvel Karapetyan's house arrest as criminal proceedings continue.

Two Civil Contract politicians announce their resignation from parliament, with one remaining mayor of Talin.

The Mother Armenia party issued a statement saying that Manukyan had not evaded questioning and is the caregiver for a minor child.

Ten rights organizations say the arrest video appeared intended to humiliate Gagik Tsarukyan.

The demolished structures include villas, cottages and other buildings linked to former senior officials and their relatives.

Strong Armenia leader says the withdrawal of 105 parliamentary candidates is a tactical decision.

The Eurasian Economic Commission Council discussed dozens of customs and technical regulation issues.

Authorities approved compulsory acquisition of parts of 135 land plots to complete the Ashtarak-Talin section.

According to Zakaryan, discussions focused on technical solutions that would allow the plant to continue operating without interruption.

Prosecutors ask the Anti-Corruption Court to void several transactions and return protected land allegedly held illegally by Aram Harutyunyan.

He says Baku appeal offers little hope but remains necessary before seeking justice through international legal mechanisms.

He noted that TRIPP is a project of global significance whose value and role will continue to increase over time.

MONEYVAL has published its sixth-round mutual evaluation report, the first comprehensive assessment in a decade.

"The rule of law must prevail, and it must remain within the bounds of common sense,” he said.

"This is not about his political future. It is about the format of his future involvement,” he said.

Strong Armenia says candidates outside electable positions will focus on strengthening the party while reducing the risk of political pressure.

He said talks with his Russian counterpart resulted in several agreements, but declined to disclose details at this stage.

Armenian investigators have asked a court to place Manukyan in pretrial detention after bringing criminal charges against him.

“We believe certain mechanisms are already in place that will help resolve this issue," he said.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan argued that digital data could support public health initiatives.

The employees reopened the factory gates during a protest, saying they should not bear the consequences of the ongoing investigation.

Eduard Spertsyan has sent his first message to Al-Ahli supporters, expressing his ambition to win trophies and create history with the club.

From detention, Gagik Tsarukyan rejected the charges against him, thanked supporters, and pledged to continue serving Armenia.

According to Petrosyan, deliveries worth 12 billion drams are expected over the next two to three months.

Armenia reports progress in EU visa liberalisation talks, with biometric systems expected by autumn 2026.

Baku says it has completed work on the peace agreement and expects Armenia to amend its Constitution before the treaty is signed.

The Administrative Court returned the claim, after which the Church's representative appealed the decision.

Investigators detained opposition Manukyan over the alleged disclosure of state secrets.

ENA interim manager rejected Samvel Karapetyan's criticism of the utility, presenting figures he says contradict the owner's claims.

The court postponed questioning in the case involving Artur Avanesyan and two co-defendants until the next hearing.

Armenia's Central Election Commission has revoked the registration of 106 candidates from the Strong Armenia alliance.

Civil Contract lawmaker was elected vice president of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly after receiving the highest number of votes.

Leaders of the Hayastan alliance met to discuss the post-election situation and determine the next political steps.

Armenia's Central Election Commission returned prosecution requests concerning Gagik Tsarukyan and several other candidates.

Russia has approved new migration rules requiring foreign nationals to meet minimum income thresholds.

Veronika Zonabend has proposed an international women's humanitarian mission to visit Armenian detainees in Azerbaijan.

Armenian investigators say another alleged member of a criminal group linked to Gagik Tsarukyan has been placed in pretrial detention.

The head of the Armenian Diocese of Tehran criticized the Armenian government's approach toward the Church.

Armenia's Human Rights Defender has launched a review after concerns were raised over the use of force during Tsarukyan's arrest.

The European Union has delivered a remote-controlled demining machine to Armenia to support humanitarian mine clearance.

Armenia's tax authority says it uncovered alleged tax violations by a fuel retailer, estimating state losses at nearly 500 million drams.

Armenia's Anti-Corruption Court has accepted a lawsuit seeking the return of lakeside property linked to Multi Group to state ownership.

Iran's ambassador says Armenia has assured Tehran that the TRIPP project will not threaten Iranian interests.