Strong Armenia demands an investigation into the Shaki incident, while Ishkhan Saghatelyan proposes exchanging the detained serviceman for Armenian captives.

Aram Orbelyan says court challenges are pending as several businesses remain closed, affecting companies, employees and commercial activity.

The ruling Civil Contract party plans to launch the 11-member parliamentary commission’s work next week.

Public Television accepts responsibility for airing Tata Simonyan’s concert on the war anniversary and says internal procedures are being reviewed.

Investigators allege large-scale embezzlement from two Iranian citizens and laundering of assets worth more than $21 million.

Children of a woman wounded in Shaki also suffered injuries

Health Minister Anahit Avanesyan says the woman faces no life-threatening danger.

Armenia plans to rename two committees and place them under government authority.

Levon Kocharyan told PACE that Armenia’s public broadcaster favors authorities.

Armenia’s draft 2027 state budget increases defense funding to 613 billion drams, up 47 billion drams from this year’s allocation.

Armenia reports significant gains in early breast cancer detection, while state-funded targeted treatment continues to support hundreds of patients.

Prosecutor seeks imprisonment and temporary ban on public activity for lawmaker Edgar Ghazaryan.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he shares concerns contained in the PACE election observation mission’s report.

Babayan says three international expert examinations found disputed videos attributed to Archbishop Arshak Khachatryan were not authentic.

Armenia plans higher pensions and benefits from 2027, while funeral assistance will remain available only to eligible low-income recipients.

Armenia has received no indication of a possible gas price increase, while the government continues calculating scenarios for potential developments.

Vardenis has exceptional geographic and climatic conditions for clean energy production.

Armenian authorities are investing in stadiums and football infrastructure as private academies and clubs expand their activities.

Armenia has lifted temporary cement import restrictions as authorities seek to increase domestic supply.

European delegates visited Kirants school, church and delimited Armenia-Azerbaijan border section.

Armenian authorities detained an Azerbaijani serviceman after a citizen was shot in the leg in Syunik.

Temporary restrictions were imposed on gas stations linked to Harutyun Manucharyan’s family.

Cancer associations in China, Egypt and Kazakhstan backed Gevorg Tamamyan, highlighting his oncology expertise.

Relocating a 5.5-kilometer gas pipeline section is intended to improve reliability and ensure uninterrupted natural gas supplies to Armenia.

The premises have been fully renovated to provide subscribers with faster and more efficient service.

Armenia’s 2027 budget draft projects 5.8% economic growth, with revenues exceeding 3.8 trillion drams and a 468.2-billion-dram deficit.

Davit Babayan says appellate rulings have been provided to detainees, while lawyers for three defendants filed appeals with Azerbaijan’s Supreme Court.

Armenia’s national team has traveled to Cyprus for its third Nations League group-stage match, scheduled for October 2.

Artsakh TV says it will resume broadcasting after a short break with timely news and higher-quality television programming.

Armenian Cause committees pledged continued advocacy for Armenian rights.