Armenia’s exports fell about 5% year on year, while shipments to other markets show signs of continued diversification and growth.

Investigators search Alik Nazaryan’s home in criminal proceedings over alleged failure to pay 492 million drams in taxes.

Armenian, Azerbaijani and U.S. officials discussed peace, regional connectivity and investment opportunities.

Iranian ambassador says Pashinyan’s planned visit remains on this year’s agenda, while both sides continue work on strategic partnership agreement.

Officials from both countries discussed ways to expand trade and increase exports.

Pashinyan says Armenia is diversifying its foreign relations while seeking to transform and deepen its friendly ties with Russia.

Karapetyan says Russia’s 102nd military base remains part of Armenia’s security system.

Pashinyan discussed investment opportunities, economic reforms and regional connectivity with U.S. business representatives.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian discussed bilateral economic ties.

Appeals court rejects defense challenge, keeping former Artashat head and ex-lawmaker Argam Abrahamyan in custody.

Vardanyan says his candidacy offers Artashat residents a political alternative.

Leaders discussed deeper bilateral cooperation, expanded economic ties, high-level visits, Armenia-EU relations and regional cooperation initiatives.

Lawyer Ara Zohrabyan has called for immediately ending the criminal prosecution of Catholicos of All Armenians Кareкin II.

Karapetyan says meetings involved forces sharing his goal of removing the current government.

Ministers discussed high-level reciprocal visits, broader cooperation and humanitarian issues.

New rules prohibit unlicensed entities from using gambling-related terms in business names, trademarks, websites or signs from February 2027.

Prime minister-commissioned report lists 16 issues within Armenian Apostolic Church.

Court replaces Kandaz’s house arrest with administrative supervision and a travel restriction while reviewing previously imposed measures.

Pashinyan says deeper EU ties fit Armenia’s balanced foreign policy while Yerevan maintains its own national position.

Leaders discussed normalization, economic ties, restoration of historic Ani bridge, regional connectivity, and prospects for broader regional cooperation.

Georgian authorities deported dozens of foreign nationals in recent days and barred those expelled from re-entering the country.

Pashinyan congratulated Saudi leaders on National Day, highlighting growing bilateral ties and prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation.

Industry and services drove Armenia’s first-half growth, while agriculture contracted sharply.

Appeals court orders new trial for person accused of providing foreign intelligence representative with sensitive information for money.

Artsakh rights defender says soaring rents and limited housing options leave thousands of displaced families unable to use state certificates.

Iran’s ambassador says lasting Armenia-Azerbaijan peace requires more than positive intentions.

Criminal police uncovered circumstances surrounding alleged offenses involving figures holding top criminal hierarchy status.

Proposal grants students deferment and exempts graduates entering police or rescue service from compulsory military service under specified conditions.

According to Khandanyan, new regional realities require Armenia and Russia to reshape relations while maintaining and developing bilateral ties.

Jermuk Group plans to import new equipment and raw materials, while government proposes customs relief worth 270.7 million drams.