The U.S. State Department says Armenia will remain responsible for all border security and customs functions.

The European Union has approved a new civilian mission that will help Armenia strengthen resilience against hybrid threats.

Representatives of Human Rights Defender visited Abovyan Penitentiary to assess detention conditions and speak with inmates.

The decision follows a review initiated at the request of the Lori regional administration.

Seven railcars carrying Russian wheat are scheduled to reach Armenia through Azerbaijan as cross-border freight transit continues.

Staff at several Multi Group companies held coordinated protests, calling for sealed facilities to reopen.

The EU plans to launch a new partnership mission aimed at helping Armenia address hybrid threats and foreign information manipulation.

Officials estimate that cement worth about 43.2 million drams was supplied in one day without the required accounting documents.

Bright Armenia has appointed Gevorg Gorgisyan as vice chair following Davit Khazhakyan's decision to leave the party.

Zakharova added that Russia's approach toward Armenia had always been based on assistance and support.

Andranik Tevanyan said what he described as a "total offensive" against his party was continuing.

Arman Tsarukyan remained unbeaten in freestyle wrestling, while his defeated opponent immediately challenged him to another meeting.

Davit Khazhakyan says his political mission within Bright Armenia is complete after years of party work and public service.

Gagik Ghazaryan defeated Italian Pasquale Liuzzi, while Narek Nikoghosyan overcame an Azerbaijani opponent to earn bronze.

Hayrapetyan edged his Azerbaijani opponent 6-5 in the semifinal to secure a shot at the European title.

With COP17 approaching, organizers reviewed progress on logistics, infrastructure, security, and other priorities.

They say Manukyan's detention is unjustified and urge authorities to replace it with a non-custodial preventive measure.

Earlier, Shirak Governor Davit Arushanyan also announced that he would forgo his parliamentary mandate.

Arthur Khachatryan contrasted military exercises in Azerbaijan with Armenia's recent defense activities.

Catholicos Karekin II encouraged Armenian pilgrims from the United States to strengthen their ties with the homeland.

Araratcement has restored manufacturing, with officials emphasizing the importance of maintaining stable industrial output.

Shirak Governor Davit Arushanyan will stay in office after relinquishing his seat in Armenia’s National Assembly.

Poultry prices increased by 5.2%, while the dairy, cheese and eggs category posted inflation of 12.5%.

Authorities detained a suspect after graves were desecrated, as investigators continue examining the incident.

The Power of One Dram initiative continues to support impactful social, community, and educational projects.

Propane and fertilizers will be transported to Armenia through Azerbaijan as cross-border freight transit between the countries continues.

Armenian health authorities say no Ebola cases have been detected while urging travelers to Africa to follow WHO guidance.

“You cannot draw conclusions about guilt, because any such conclusion would lead to a violation of the Constitution," Orbelyan said.

The patient, who had early-stage prostate cancer, underwent a robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.

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.