A school principal in Armenia says she was dismissed after refusing to remove an Artsakh flag, calling the decision arbitrary and politically motivated.

Relatives of conscripts rally outside Defense Ministry, demanding equal service duration rules for all soldiers of the same age amid concerns over fairness and stress.

Authorities launch criminal cases against dozens over alleged vote-buying during Vagharshapat council elections, involving organized recruitment and cash incentives for voters.

Relatives of Armenian detainees held in Azerbaijan call for urgent international intervention, urging activation of a rarely used legal mechanism to ensure protection and oversight.

Mediators in family disputes cannot demand additional unapproved fees, justice minister warns, outlining clear payment limits and urging citizens to report violations to authorities.

Opposition lawmaker Tadevos Avetisyan resigns after appointment to regulatory body, with parliament formally ending his mandate following submitted resignation request.

Government approved reforms removing mandatory retirement age in public sector, aiming to prevent age-based discrimination while allowing employees to continue working beyond 65.

Defense demands clarity on legal grounds for wiretapping in high-profile case, arguing entire proceedings may be invalid without proper authorization from the outset.

Authorities warn residents after repeated deer sightings near settlements, urging caution and safe distance as animals may behave unpredictably in human presence or noise.

Dozens of foreign nationals from multiple regions were transferred through Armenia from Iran, with authorities providing visa support when required during the process.

Laws were adopted terminating three agreements that formed the legal basis of the country’s membership in the CIS.

The GTFP is IFC’s flagship trade finance program, having supported 200,000 firms with $130bln in trade finance over the past two decades.

According to Ghazinyan, actions funded by taxpayers are being presented by the authorities as their own achievements.

Armenia underscored the importance of protecting cultural heritage during conflicts at a UNESCO session.

“The grounds for applying the travel restriction had already ceased to exist at the time the court made its decision,” the authority stated.

“In 2022, we had a specific situation. In my opinion, CSTO mechanisms should have been activated, but they were not,” he said.

“We had an in-depth conversation, presented our positions and views, and listened to those of our Russian partners,” he said.

The government launches reverse mortgage system allowing pensioners to earn income from their homes while retaining residency.

In his view, such “provocative wording aims to create divisions within society and deepen intolerance.”

The government has put into effect decisions of the Eurasian Intergovernmental Council related to duty-free imports of several goods.

At the payment kiosk, customers will be offered two verification methods: via the easywallet app or through imID.

Oskanian argued that the symbolism Pashinyan tries to convey with the map of Armenia pinned to his chest produces the opposite effect.

He warned that the implementation of such a scenario would lead to serious consequences.

On the 10th anniversary of the April war, Armenia’s government held a session without honoring fallen soldiers.

Khachatryan added that Armenians lived in Artsakh, and the issue concerned the security of the Armenian population.

Armenia’s ambassador to the U.S. briefed AGBU members on bilateral priorities, highlighting TRIPP initiative and Washington agreements.

Belgian Armenian community expresses outrage over Tovmasyan’s remarks, demanding clarification and apology.

Discussions about Armenia’s potential EU membership are affecting economic ties with Russia, according to Overchuk.

Armenia’s Republican Party announces it will not take part in the June 2026 parliamentary elections, promising to explain its decision.

“I want to emphasize that only those citizens who hold exclusively Armenian passports can participate in these elections,” he said.