More than 20 genocide scholars urged the Armenian government to reinstate Edita Gzoyan as head of the Genocide Museum-Institute.

The Ministries of Justice and Internal Affairs, the Constitutional Court, and the Civil Contract party declined to meet with the international experts.

The sides discussed issues related to the maintenance of international peace and security, highlighting the role of peacekeeping missions.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reflected on Mesrop Mashtots and the first Armenian translation.

Such rhetoric not only deepens tensions but can also make genocide appear justified, the statement said.

A delegation led by Speaker Alen Simonyan will travel to Istanbul to participate in the 152nd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union.

Armenia’s Constitutional Court rejected a petition from former Artsakh defense commander Jalal Harutyunyan.

Former Genocide Museum director Hayk Demoyan criticizes officials over the gift given during U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s visit to Tsitsernakaberd.

Armenian and Belgian defense ministers agreed to continue efforts aimed at expanding bilateral cooperation in these areas.

Most of the displaced have left Tehran and other major cities, moving toward the country’s northern regions and rural areas.

Armenian and Swiss foreign ministers met in Bern to discuss developments in the South Caucasus and Middle East.

Armenia’s embassy in Doha arranged a free transfer from Qatar to Oman for citizens, assisting elderly people and those with health issues.

The full decision of the Constitutional Court will be published within three days.

Armenia says it has made tangible progress in visa liberalization talks with the European Union, launched in September 2024.

Iran has requested humanitarian assistance from Russia, citing damage to hospitals and a large number of wounded following ongoing military strikes.

Mojtaba Khamenei vows retaliation against the U.S. and Israel and signals Tehran may use the Strait of Hormuz as leverage.

Sarah Leah Whitson says arrests of opposition figures raise concerns about the political and legal environment ahead of Armenia’s elections.

Several lay members of the Armenian Apostolic Church’s Supreme Spiritual Council were questioned as witnesses in a criminal case.

Armenia will fund video recording and broadcasting at about 1,800 polling stations during the June 7 parliamentary elections.

Artsakh cultural heritage ombudsman says a video from Khanabad village appears to show the destruction of a 12th-century khachkar.

Brunner made the remarks during a joint press conference with Armenia’s Interior Minister Arpine Sargsyan.

“There seems to be a hope, an opportunity, a chance that we cannot afford to miss,” he said.

Yerevan authorities approved installing a bust of French Resistance hero Missak Manouchian in a park named after him in the city center.

The city council has approved amendments to the 2026 municipal budget, allocating remaining funds to several urban programs.

Armenia will cooperate with two leading UK institutions to develop the Arts Cluster of its Academic City project.

Former European Council President said a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan could strengthen regional stability.

Participants of the protest submitted a letter and a number of materials to the government.

“This system delivers results for the citizens of Armenia,” Pashinyan said, adding that it is also part of the country’s anti-corruption policy.

Armenia’s government advances municipal reform, merging nine communities into three larger ones.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says reports about a new Azerbaijani military position inside Armenia are inaccurate.