Deputy PM Grigoryan hailed Germany’s ongoing support for peace and democracy in Armenia and the South Caucasus.

Armenia and Meta seek to boost digital policy collaboration, focusing on AI applications and stronger child safety initiatives online.

Interim manager Romanos Petrosyan said ENA units overbilled several budgetary agencies, including a military base.

Pashinyan announced Armenia will host the ECH summit in May 2026, emphasizing the honor of welcoming each participating leader.

Pashinyan highlighted strategic connectivity and peace at upcoming 2026 ECH summit in Yerevan, inviting leaders to attend the landmark event.

During their meeting in Copenhagen, Armenia’s PM and France’s President emphasized strong bilateral ties and future joint initiatives.

Battarrea phalloides, a fungus unseen in Armenia since 1915 and listed as extinct, has been rediscovered during a biodiversity survey in Artsvaberd.

The two leaders discussed various opportunities to enhance bilateral cooperation between Armenia and Montenegro.

He added that the progress on the peace agenda holds historical significance for the entire region, including Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Pashinyan and EP President Roberta Metsola stressed the importance of democratic reforms, stability, and development in bilateral relations.

Armenia’s national team kicks off competition at the World Weightlifting Championships in Førde, with a strong lineup led by top lifters and coaches.

“Significant parts of the dialogue were removed to present the content in a different context,” Khudoyan said.

The Armenian government has approved a grant agreement with Germany to fund economic, educational, and community development projects.

French President hailed the initialing of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace declaration as an important milestone, congratulating both countries’ leaders.

The two officials praised the partnership between Armenia and the UAE and noted broad prospects for further cooperation.

Civil Contract leader Hayk Konjoryan accused Armenia’s former presidents and opposition of undermining peace efforts and spreading false claims against the state.

Armenia’s parliament passed a declaration endorsing peace with Azerbaijan, despite opposition factions refusing to participate in the discussion or voting.

Armenia’s parliament voted against an opposition-backed bill that sought to criminalize the denial of the Armenian Genocide.

The Armenian parliament approved a bill increasing penalties for avoiding 25-day reservist training and military service obligations.

Rama then stressed the importance of the progress achieved in the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

The parliament will convene a special session to debate the Civil Contract faction’s draft declaration on peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

“There will be closed hearings, and the document will be presented in that format,” Simonyan said.

“At this stage, I cannot speak about violations, since we must first identify and record the problems, then make them public,” she said.

The government has ratified a new EAEU agreement that will allow local brokers and dealers to trade on union exchanges without added expenses.

A group of soldiers who fought in the 44-day war returned their medals to the government, accusing the authorities of devaluing their sacrifice.

Starting October 6, Armenia will allow online submission of preliminary applications for citizenship acquisition or termination.

Vartan Oskanian said the international community backs Artsakh Armenians’ return and the issue will regain priority after Pashinyan steps down.

In Copenhagen, Pashinyan and Aliyev discussed regional transport initiatives and trust-building measures under the Washington Declaration framework.

A bill from ruling party MPs may reduce Armenia’s public broadcasters, potentially removing Shoghakat TV, which receives state funds but is church-affiliated.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan traveled to Denmark to join the seventh European Political Community summit and hold bilateral meetings with international partners.