Investigators say Vahram Sahakyan’s 2025 Facebook post contained hate speech and prompted criminal prosecution under Armenia’s Criminal Code.

Prosecutors seek 12 properties, two vehicles, a company stake and nearly 66 million drams from Alik Gevorgyan and affiliated persons.

Armenia continues reviewing international proposals for a new nuclear power unit, with economic factors set to determine its final decision.

Hayakve urged international partners to address Armenian cultural heritage in Artsakh and the rights of displaced Armenians.

Armenian and Polish military officials discussed expanding cooperation and ongoing reforms in Armenia’s armed forces.

Arpine Hovhannisyan says opposition has limited grounds to welcome the PACE report, highlighting concerns over judicial protection and selective justice.

Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan and French Ambassador Florian Escudie discussed strategic partnership.

Experts in Yerevan discussed preventing sex-selective abortions, protecting women’s reproductive rights and overcoming persistent gender stereotypes.

Lawyer Ara Ghazaryan says Azerbaijan may challenge the ECHR’s extraterritorial jurisdiction approach.

Armenia will host the 2029 CIS Games, while Yerevan receives CIS Sports Capital status under a decision adopted in Almaty.

Timur Turlov will attend a school chess championship opening in Tsaghkadzor and discuss chess education and international cooperation in Armenia.

Melikyan criticized refereeing after Montenegro defeat, accepted responsibility and defended goalkeeper Ognjen Cancarevic amid criticism.

Zohrabyan says legal team documented church-related developments and prepared ECHR applications, but awaits Mother See approval.

Armenian officials reject reports claiming several combat positions near Berdavan shifted under Azerbaijani control.

Rosatom is working with Armenia on Nairit legacy cleanup while continuing efforts to extend Armenian nuclear plant operations.

PACE approved its Armenia election report as delegates debated church-state tensions, foreign interference, electoral safeguards and democratic resilience.

Armenian delegation will attend European Conference of Presidents of Parliament in Rome.

PACE presented its final report on Armenia’s June 7, 2026 parliamentary elections, assessing their administration and outlining concerns.

Officials discussed Armenia-EU relations, regional developments and bilateral issues.

Taron Simonyan says Armenia had a constitutional obligation to protect citizens held in Baku through legal mechanisms.

Party’s proportional list will be led by Noyemberyan community head Arsen Aghababyan in local elections scheduled for November 29.

Hayk Konjoryan was elected a PACE vice-president under Armenia’s quota during the Assembly’s autumn session.

Pashinyan signed the decision appointing Vaghinak Martirosyan deputy chair of Armenia’s Investigative Committee.

Details of the alleged violation involving Judge Gevorg Manukyan remain undisclosed.

Three Armenian Apostolic bishops call for canonical Church authority, impartial legal scrutiny and an episcopal assembly by mid-2027.

Gasparyan challenged a Defense Ministry decision concerning attempts to conscript his 22-year-old son into military service.

Armenian-born Roscosmos cosmonaut will make his first International Space Station flight aboard Crew-14 in spring 2027.

Armenian and Iranian officials discussed current freight transportation challenges, possible solutions and preparations for an upcoming joint commission meeting.

Deputy parliament speaker Ruben Rubinyan highlighted a PACE report passage describing society’s democratic resilience.

European observers say the annulled polling station results affected the election outcome and parliamentary representation.