
On September 21, 1991, Armenian people regained right to determine their future and restore independent statehood lost over previous centuries.
Committee President Ishkhan Zakaryan briefed Vahagn Khachaturyan on work completed so far in preparation for 2028 Pan-Armenian Games.
President Vahagn Khachaturyan signed the decree recalling Alexander Arzumanyan from his diplomatic post in Poland following the prime minister’s proposal.
Justice Minister Srbuhi Galyan and French Ambassador Florian Escudie also discussed prison system development, digitalization and human rights cooperation.
Russian diplomat questions Yerevan’s stated grounds for nationalizing the ENA, linking the process to Samvel Karapetyan’s political activity.
Kostanyan says Armenia has diversified its foreign policy agenda, focusing on national interests, geopolitical realities and future-oriented priorities.
Strong Armenia lawmakers say their entire Independence Day bonuses will fund projects addressing important needs of Tigranashen residents.
More than 100,000 Armenians fled Artsakh following Azerbaijan’s September 2023 offensive after nine months of blockade and humanitarian crisis.
Supreme Spiritual Council discussed Church-state relations, legal proceedings involving clergy and restrictions it says authorities impose on Church activities.
Catholicos Karekin II says genuine, lasting peace requires justice, truth, human dignity, religious freedom and respect for peoples’ fundamental rights.
Delegation led by Hayk Konjoryan will travel to Strasbourg for fourth part of Parliamentary Assembly’s annual session.
European court may request additional information from Azerbaijan after reviewing concerns raised over documents submitted about Armenian prisoners.
Defense seeks termination of prosecution against Catholicos and six bishops, arguing the state cannot determine who should serve as bishop.
Receiving the Hessian Peace Prize, Nikol Pashinyan credited Ilham Aliyev and Donald Trump while outlining Armenia-Azerbaijan peace efforts and TRIPP.
Prosecutors say 205 unauthorized structures have been demolished along Lake Sevan since December 2025, while a Multi Group-related lawsuit remains pending.
Maragos says proposed trade preferences could soon expand duty-free access for Armenian goods while supporting export diversification.
Regulators discussed a potential cooperation memorandum, professional exchanges, sectoral dialogue and joint initiatives during a meeting in Sofia.
Ara Zohrabyan argues the act attributed to Catholicos Кarekin II is not criminal and concerns exclusively ecclesiastical authority over bishops.
Anahit Avanesyan says planned reforms will expand nurses’ management roles, improve professional development and link career growth with appropriate remuneration.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received the Hessian Peace Prize for peace efforts in South Caucasus, including a €25,000 award.
Aghajanyan says raising public-sector pay is overdue and could help Armenia’s government attract highly qualified professionals from competitive industries.
Ruben Vardanyan urged Azerbaijan’s ombudsperson to meet prisoners, citing restrictions on calls, medical tests, exercise and family contact.
Aleksandr Kochubayev says limitation periods expired in cases involving Robert Kocharyan, while Bagrat Mikoyan rules out any deal with authorities.
Alexei Shevtsov alleges Russian industrial and infrastructure companies could become targets in Armenia, warning of potential economic consequences for the country.
The parties will jointly contest the Oct. 25 Goris municipal elections under the newly formed Vote for Life alliance.
Armenia’s public schools can access ChatGPT Edu from the 2026-2027 academic year, with guidance provided to education professionals.
Anti-Corruption Court rejected a motion to end Armen Gevorgyan’s prosecution, while his defense raised parliamentary and PACE immunity arguments.
Armenian State Chamber Orchestra will perform in India and China with concerts marking Armenia’s 35th anniversary of independence.
Iran’s ambassador says a Yeraskh-Julfa railway connection could expand Armenia’s transit role and create new regional opportunities.
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