
Ucom values cooperation with educational and professional institutions and platforms and the opportunity to share its experience with future leaders.
Armenia’s Democratic Party seeks criminal proceedings against Arman Yeghoyan over remarks it says promote hatred and intolerance toward Armenian Revolutionary Federation.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman says politicians involved in alleged church persecution in Armenia will face an enduring curse.
Grono met displaced Artsakh Armenians, civil society representatives, officials and experts to discuss concerns and regional developments.
Mirzoyan addressed participants’ questions as discussions covered peace efforts, regional connectivity, and other issues.
Vahagn Aleksanyan says prisoner returns require discretion, arguing public debate brings no benefit and statements from detainees may not reflect their own views.
Ararat Mirzoyan says Armenia involved Matenadaran over Gandzasar claims and warns Azerbaijan’s conduct does not help strengthen regional peace.
Vahagn Aleksanyan says Armenia received no Russian request to withdraw the 102nd Military Base and Moscow should declare any such intention.
European Parliament approves temporary trade measures for Armenia, suspending tariffs for two years and liberalizing most Armenian exports to EU markets.
Vahagn Aleksanyan says Hayk Sargsyan’s expulsion is absent from Civil Contract board agenda, while another disciplinary warning could potentially lead to removal.
Country to Live says community representation remains a priority as it prepares to contest September 27 local elections across four communities.
Narek Karapetyan backs consultations with Artsakh authorities, prioritizing return rights, housing, employment and preservation of community identity.
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Galuzin says European Commission’s visa stance exposes what he describes as fleeting promises and Brussels’ utilitarian approach toward Armenia.
Armenian wrestlers collect three gold and six bronze medals at Yerevan tournament featuring about 200 athletes from 15 countries.
Agreement enables authorities to monitor illicit drugs, weapons and other controlled cargo across borders to identify routes and criminal networks.
Armenian and German officials discuss security issues, defense cooperation and prospects for further developing bilateral ties during delegation’s visit.
Constitutional Court will review rules denying voting rights to Armenian citizens who spent at least one of two years abroad.
Armenian Ambassador to the U.S. Narek Mkrtchyan delivered opening remarks at the event.
Armenian Defense Minister Suren Papikyan travels to China with a delegation on a working visit beginning September 14.
Russian deputy foreign minister says Moscow still views Gyumri base as important component of Armenia’s and South Caucasus security architecture.
The company says its cement price remains 2,550 drams per bag, stressing reseller prices fall outside its direct control.
Vienna talks cover Armenian Nuclear Power Plant extension, future cooperation with IAEA and selection of new modular nuclear plant model.
Mother See condemns Hikmet Hajiyev’s claims about Gandzasar and Dadivank, warning foreign diplomats against helping spread historical distortions.
The issue concerns people who went missing during the Artsakh war, with Armenia questioning figures cited by Azerbaijani NGOs.
Proposed agreement aims to improve cooperation among CIS authorities against transnational crime, including illegal trafficking of drugs, weapons and cultural valuables.
The sides expressed readiness to continue cooperation in all areas, placing particular importance on intensifying interparliamentary ties.
Anti-Corruption Committee launches criminal proceedings over alleged embezzlement, large-scale bribery, money laundering and other suspected offenses involving enforcement proceedings.
Turkish Foreign Minister will meet Azerbaijan’s leadership in Baku, with Armenia-Azerbaijan relations and regional peace among issues expected for discussion.
Narek Hovakimyan says Armenia will continue working within EAEU while diversifying economic ties and addressing existing trade barriers.