Ruben Hakobyan said on social media that officers had arrived to detain him shortly before his arrest became public.

David Chaloyan advanced to the semifinals after a dominant quarterfinal victory and remains in contention for a higher podium finish.

Ara Ghazaryan says the latest ECHR decision strengthens claims of wartime crimes and is one of many pending cases.

The meeting was also attended by Vardan Zakaryan, President of the Tennis Federation of Armenia.

Following a vice-president’s resignation, FAF renewed its call for the Football Federation of Armenia’s entire leadership to leave office.

Armenian officials briefed Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on construction, infrastructure, and service preparations.

Russian lawmaker proposes rejecting Armenia’s election results while maintaining relations and reassessing bilateral cooperation measures.

Arthur Osipyan says he has turned to court after ending a hunger strike, seeking a retraction and apology from Nikol Pashinyan.

Armen Nikoghosyan had served as Vice-President of the Football Federation of Armenia since 2018.

The court prolonged the house arrest of Archbishop Bagrat while allowing him to attend Sunday services at the Mother Cathedral.

Drivers who lose their licenses for traffic violations will be able to restore them under a new probation-based procedure.

Armenia’s tax and customs revenues surpassed planned targets in 2025, according to the head of the State Revenue Committee.

The opposition alliance says it has not made a final decision on taking parliamentary seats and plans to challenge election results in court.

The Russian MFA says Armenia received a formal protest after a memorial dedicated to World War II heroes was damaged in Gyumri.

The economy minister says exporters are expanding deliveries to alternative markets amid trade restrictions imposed by Russia.

The opposition party says thousands of voters were deprived of representation and is seeking a repeat vote in three polling stations.

The European court found multiple rights violations and awarded compensation to relatives of an Armenian serviceman killed in 2016.

The collaboration aims to create a more convenient, fast, and secure digital experience for users in Armenia.

The minister says health concerns must be addressed professionally and should not be used to single out particular groups of workers.

He said “Armenia must accept this reality and ensure conditions for the safe, dignified and peaceful return of Western Azerbaijanis.”

Pashinyan stated that the United States has already made at least a preliminary decision regarding the funding.

Following his arrest, David Ghazinyan’s supporters say he remains determined and urges allies to continue their political activities.

Armenian prime minister says recent Armenian-Azerbaijani contacts help manage risks and advance the bilateral peace agenda.

Officials say domestic economic conditions remain favorable, supported by strong tourism and demand despite external uncertainties.

New measures aim to ease financial pressure on greenhouse operators affected by restrictions on exports to the Russian market.

“ In fact, we are already working on them today; the EAEU institutions are operating,” the prime minister said.

Deputy Finance Minister Avag Avanesyan said the package introduces substantial changes to the procurement system.

Authorities say the measure is intended to support fair competition between domestic producers and imported cement in the local market.

Funding will support 16 community projects across six regions, increasing total approved co-financing under the program this year.

Shareholders’ lawyers say arbitration safeguards remain active and warn Armenia could face liability for further actions against ENA.

The kickoff event, held at Impact Hub Yerevan, brought together entrepreneurs, innovators, and advocates of sustainability.

The Strong Armenia leader urged opposition groups to unite, arguing that broader coordination is needed after the parliamentary elections.

The party has taken legal action against the election authority, disputing a decision linked to election results and vote invalidations.

The CEC has also granted consent for criminal proceedings to be initiated against Robert Kocharyan.

After an overnight hearing, the court granted investigators’ request to detain the opposition parliamentary candidate.

The Armenian prime minister says maintaining momentum in negotiations was a key priority following the parliamentary elections.

During the appeal hearing, the defense challenged the legal basis of the case, while Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan declared his innocence.

The allegations concern the preparation of election bribery, while Ghazinyan continues to deny wrongdoing.

Authorities are working on various scenarios regarding potential early elections while continuing infrastructure projects in the city.

The CEC considered the motions submitted by the Prosecutor General’s Office during a closed-door session.

The prime minister rejected campaign claims about mass Azerbaijani resettlement and pledged continued action against election bribery.

The defense argues that the charges lack specificity and that courts relied on facts not properly examined during proceedings.

The changes will merge several existing communities in Lori, Syunik and Vayots Dzor as part of ongoing local governance reform.

The annual exercise brings together Armenian, U.S., French and Greek forces to strengthen peacekeeping readiness and interoperability.

Robert Kocharyan’s lawyer argues that the case concerns an old transaction unrelated to the former president or his family.

The proposal would restrict voting rights for citizens who spend extended periods outside Armenia, while preserving several exceptions.

The legislation introduces eligibility limits for gambling and new consumer protection measures aimed at reducing addiction risks.

The excavated upper soil layer was allegedly mixed with overburden rock and deposited by the company on agricultural and forest lands.

Defense lawyers reject the evidence cited by investigators, while prosecutors seek authorization for criminal proceedings and detention.

Investigators say they obtained information suggesting voters were offered incentives in exchange for electoral support.