Baku prosecutors demand life and long-term sentences for former Artsakh leaders, including ex-presidents, in ongoing politically motivated trials.

The commission ruled Mesropyan’s political ties don’t affect his role in the ENA license proceedings.

Pashinyan says no soldier casualties in 20 months, trains entering Armenia after 30 years are proof of peace.

ENA’s interim manager, says he ensured massive savings and acted fully within the law, not under political influence.

He asserted that peace is currently established in the region and must simply be maintained.

Pashinyan argued that his administration never gave in to Azerbaijani demands.

The decision was issued by Judge Karen Farkhoyan of the Yerevan Criminal Court of General Jurisdiction.

The European Court of Human Rights has extended Azerbaijan’s deadline to provide details on 23 detained Armenians.

Opposition MP Anna Grigoryan says there is little tangible return on investment.

Armenia’s defense spending grew from $640 million in 2018 to over $1.74 billion in 2025, enabling major reforms.

Defense Minister says diversifying arms sources and boosting domestic defense industry are central to Armenia’s security strategy.

European Armenian Federation urges EU leaders to reconsider involvement in Yerevan prayer breakfast, citing concerns over democracy and religious freedom.

Two priests from Aragatsotn Diocese have been questioned as witnesses in a discrimination case tied to forced protest participation.

MP Tigran Abrahamyan calls the arrest of two podcast hosts a predictable move against opposition media.

Environment Minister says Armenia’s hosting of COP17 will make it a key player in global environmental dialogue and regional cooperation.

Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinian loses final, non-appealable third lawsuit against Ishkhan Saghatelyan over 2022 protest actions.

IDBank and Idram’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiative “The Power of One Dram” for November 2025 is the national hackathon.

The program aims to strengthen innovative approaches addressing and supporting environmental challenges.

Their lawyer calls it a repeat of earlier failed prosecution.

At a ministerial forum in India, Armenia’s economy minister presented the country as a strategic logistics and trade hub linking India to European markets.

Armenian High-Tech Minister Mkhitar Hayrapetyan highlighted Armenia’s innovation potential during meetings in France.

Armenia’s Investigative Committee has summoned more clergy as witnesses in a case involving Bishop Nathan’s leaked phone call.

During meetings in Copenhagen, Armenia’s Foreign Minister praised Danish support for reforms and emphasized stronger parliamentary ties within the NB8 regional format.

Lawyer Ara Zohrabyan says law enforcement has no authority to intervene in internal church matters amid a controversial criminal case targeting Armenian clergy.

Arthur Chakhoyan argues that the motive is linked to the 2026 elections

Armenian FM meets with Danish civil society actors.

PM Pashinyan says a military parade could be impressive, but the government’s focus remains on a peace agenda amid regional sensitivities.

An Armenian legal expert says nationalization remains legally and procedurally complex.

Restoration of St. Sarkis Armenian Church has begun in Turkey’s Diyarbakir province after earthquake damage.

The Armenia-Azerbaijan border delimitation commissions will continue their work.