Vahan Kostanyan highlighted the interconnectedness of biodiversity and human well‑being and laid out Armenia’s inclusive vision for COP17.

The report claims that authorities have used legal provisions on obstructing campaigning to target unwanted individuals, rather than to ensure fair elections.

Former President was summoned by Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee shortly after a court rejected restrictions on his travel abroad.

Pashinyan made the remarks during a briefing with journalists after a Cabinet meeting.

Armenia’s Food Safety Inspection Body will test Russian grain arriving through Azerbaijan, as the country explores new transit options for imports and exports.

The partnership will include the development of joint academic programs, as well as the organization of seminars and training courses.

Armenia hosted over 1.73 million tourists in nine months of 2025, with Turkey and China seeing increases, and Russia still leading overall.

Pashinyan said he specifically inquired whether the service conditions and eligibility for such higher wages are equally accessible to other contract soldiers.

Russian Railways organized the shipment of over 1,000 tons of wheat from Dimitrovgrad station in Russia’s Ulyanovsk region.

The two discussed the current state of Armenia-U.S. relations, recent regional developments, and opportunities to deepen cooperation.

The report shows that 23,698 births were recorded from January to September 2025, which is 1,244 fewer than the same period in 2024.

Armenia formalizes the creation of a military attaché position at its embassy in Cyprus, reinforcing bilateral defense representation.

Pashinyan stressed efficiency and transparency as key goals in shaping Armenia’s state ownership policy for companies.

Grono affirmed readiness to back Washington-mediated agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan during talks with Azerbaijani FM.

“A true hero is one who can ignite hope where there is none, who becomes a pillar for others when they have lost faith,” he said.

“Congratulations to Armenia on taking a decisive step towards visa liberalization with Europe,” wrote the ambassador.

According to PM’s office, the initiative also plays a crucial role in building mutual trust and advancing the regional peace agenda.

Ararat Mirzoyan says peace can reduce foreign influence and enhance sovereignty for both Armenia and Azerbaijan.

”But we shouldn’t go back; we should move forward. That’s how we preserve and strengthen peace,” he said.

“Our answer is very clear: we do not share the perception that there is anything in our Constitution that should concern Azerbaijan,” Mirzoyan said.

“I don’t see anything wrong here; no competition suggesting one bypasses the other. Not at all,” he emphasized.

Luchner noted that the next step belongs to Armenia, which must officially respond to the EU’s proposed roadmap.

Russian Security Council Secretary emphasized Moscow’s key role in Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization.

“As far as I know, we received a report about a possible crime, but not from the Mother See,” Poghosyan stated.

“The grain is already en route and will soon be in Armenia,” Melnikov said during a press briefing.

Garo Paylan urges immediate action for opening the Armenia-Turkey border, warning that the moment is decisive for peace efforts.

Armenia’s legal envoy said his focus now is ensuring an appropriate legal response on POWs and missing persons at international courts.

A court has rejected the prosecution’s motion to restrict Serzh Sargsyan’s travel, applying only bail as a precautionary measure.

Armenia’s foreign minister said Aliyev’s wording on Lake Sevan is unconstructive and undermines peace efforts.

Russian Security Council Secretary also noted that overall, the situation in the region has shown positive developments.