Returning after months of recovery, Kamo Unanyan delivered a swift MMA victory, defeating an Iranian opponent in under a minute.

Armenia has confirmed its men’s and women’s squads for the European Championships in Batumi.

The party stressed the importance of preventing vote fragmentation during the elections and ensuring broad public participation.

When asked whether it is possible that no charges will be filed, the lawyer said she is not optimistic.

Iran’s foreign minister thanked Armenia and its people in the Armenian language, highlighting strong historical ties.

Yarkhushta is a traditional Armenian martial folk dance, historically performed by men before going into battle.

Khaz music awards brought together Armenian artists across genres, honoring leading performers, projects, and cultural figures.

Ashotyan says Pashinyan sees Republicans everywhere and links that to guilt, public hatred, and the deadly consequences of his rule.

American University of Armenia switches March 30 classes to online format as precaution after threats.

Ararat Mirzoyan says TRIPP discussions are continuing in a document-alignment phase, while no new developments have emerged.

On March 29, an incident was recorded during a liturgy at Surb Anna Church in Yerevan.

An Armenian court has reclassified charges against former MFA employee Ashkhen Aleksanyan, issuing a guilty verdict.

Lawyer Aram Vardevanyan noted that the defense was given about 15 hours to review these “volumes.”

According to his wife, he suffers from serious health issues, including high blood pressure, heart disease, and bone pain.

Authorities say three minors entered an abandoned building, played guitar, and burned items to keep warm, triggering a fire.

A modern Tumo education center for 2,000 children in Echmiadzin remains unopened despite completed designs.

Armenia’s defense minister Suren Papikyan has been awarded France’s Legion of Honor by presidential decree.

An Armenian resident of New Julfa was killed in Isfahan during heavy missile strikes, marking the first reported Armenian casualty.

Samvel Karapetyan calls for unity, rejects renewed war threats, and promises strong, lasting peace, economic growth, and reforms.

NovAir says it will restart weekday Yerevan-Kapan flights on March 31, keeping previous schedule and 20,000-dram ticket price unchanged.

Mikael Margaryan was arrested in probe into incident involving parliament speaker, as his son urges Armenia’s ombudsperson to respond.

FIFA introduces five rule changes aimed at speeding up football matches, reducing time-wasting, and strengthening referee authority ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Armenia signed defense contract with French company Safran Electronics & Defense, strengthening military cooperation during official visit to Paris.

Rising water levels in Debed River prompt warnings in Lori province, as authorities urge residents to avoid riverbanks and suspend agricultural activities amid ongoing rainfall.

Relative of missing soldier accuses parliament speaker of provocation, rejects claims of political backing, and insists protests seek only publication of 44-day war report.

Authorities launch criminal case against activist after dispute with parliament speaker, citing hooliganism committed during a livestream with offensive language.

Armenian court acquitted Foreign Ministry employee of treason and reclassified actions as abuse of office, while prosecutors announced plans to challenge the verdict.

Armenia secures $300 million syndicated loan for Firebird AI project in Hrazdan, marking a milestone in financing large-scale technology and innovation initiatives.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan may retire after the season as contract talks with Inter stall, with no agreement reached ahead of his deal expiring in June 2026.

Grigoryan says lifting transit restrictions via Azerbaijan could boost regional trade, enhance logistics connectivity, and strengthen economic cooperation among Eurasian Economic Union member states.