Strong Armenia alliance leader and businessman Samvel Karapetyan said the actions against him were intended to neutralize him.

Anahit Avanesyan says Ani remains stable and strong while receiving staged treatment under close medical supervision.

Hayastan alliance calls Ohanyan’s detention political persecution, while anti-corruption authorities cite an election bribery investigation.

Armenia coach says mistakes proved decisive in a painful 2-0 defeat to Cyprus despite his team’s performance.

Pashinyan highlighted Donald Trump’s personal involvement in efforts toward peace with Azerbaijan.

Authorities urge the public to rely on official statements, rejecting reports that multiple Azerbaijanis or saboteurs entered Armenia.

Lilith Makunts and Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer discussed Armenia-U.S. strategic relations and highlighted the Fresno Armenian community’s role.

Commission will examine what lawmakers describe as a Church crisis and related issues, with membership to be discussed in parliament.

Armenia unveils its first commemorative coin made from recycled silver, produced with solar energy and dedicated to COP17.

Riley Barnes viewed Armenian manuscript masterpieces and results of a project restoring heritage created in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister cites Armenia’s economic growth and trade while expressing hope for continued EAEU cooperation.

He says the European community cannot remain a mere observer as Armenian civilians face attacks.

Nasimi Rahim Oglu Musayev was detained for two months after allegedly crossing Armenia’s border and shooting a woman.

Pashinyan reaffirmed Armenia’s commitment to EAEU cooperation while calling for removal of barriers affecting Armenian exports and transit.

Anti-Corruption Court rejected a request to dismiss Serzh Sargsyan’s criminal case but lifted the restriction barring him from leaving.

Armenia recorded 32 workplace accidents in 2025, including four fatalities, with mining accounting for the largest number of reported incidents.

Armenian regulators are developing secondary legislation for electricity storage facilities following amendments to energy law.

Armenian investigators asked a court to detain Nasimi Rahim Oglu Musayev, accused of illegally crossing the border and shooting a woman.

It is now proposed that this restriction apply only when a person has been convicted of a serious or particularly serious intentional crime.

Artur Ohanyan was included on the Hayastan Alliance’s electoral list for the 2026 parliamentary elections.

Archbishop Pargev Martirosyan appealed to international institutions and U.S. officials, urging measures against threats facing Armenian cultural and religious heritage.

Bishop Daniel Findikyan represents Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, while Bishop Mesrop Sargsyan represents Catholicosate of Great House of Cilicia.

Prosecutors opened additional proceedings over illegal border crossing and firearms smuggling.

Aliyev accused Armenia’s former leaders of war crimes and claimed current authorities had made territorial demands.

Government leaders are discussing logistics cooperation, integration projects and electronic document management.

Mkrtchyan says the TRIPP study is nearing completion, with practical implementation and a groundbreaking ceremony possible in early 2027.

Pashinyan seeks a public retraction and 6 million drams in compensation over statements made by Edgar Ghazaryan.

Officials discussed cooperation in tunnel construction, railcar manufacturing and infrastructure.

The exchange of international expertise, ideas, and professional networks plays an important role in Armenia’s development.

Ararat Mirzoyan and Riley Barnes discussed strategic cooperation, democratic reforms, regional developments, economic connectivity and humanitarian issues during their meeting.