Ara Khzmalyan says manuscripts displayed at Gandzasar were replicas, while their originals remain preserved at Yerevan’s Matenadaran and can be inspected.

EU envoy Magdalena Grono says she does not dispute Karabakh’s rich Armenian legacy and stresses cultural heritage must be preserved without politicization.

Armen Khachatryan says Armenia does not prioritize Russian military base presence and any continued deployment should be discussed bilaterally.

Strong Armenia faction leader Narek Karapetyan says questions over CSTO response to Jermuk and Vardenis remain unresolved and asks for alternatives.

Armenian members of Peace Bridge warn recent developments deepen mistrust and urge all parties to avoid potentially destructive rhetoric and actions.

Turkish exports to Armenia reached $1.336 million in eight months, while shipments to Turkey’s other neighboring countries also increased overall.

Kristine Vardanyan opposes removing references to national goals and strengthening the homeland from government members’ oath.

Proposed mergers would create enlarged Vanadzor and Ararat communities comprising 22 and 32 settlements.

Kocharyan remains in solitary detention under medical supervision, while opposition MP links his prosecution to major challenges facing Armenia.

Armenia’s new home and away football jerseys incorporate centuries-old manuscript ornamentation.

Hovhannes Gabrielyan completed a 74-kilometer swim across Lake Sevan after previous attempts by him and other swimmers ended before reaching the finish.

Armenian Embassy in Germany hosted officials, diplomats and public figures to mark Armenia’s 35th independence anniversary and highlight bilateral ties.

Artsakh Union says Azerbaijan-organized diplomatic visits seek to legitimize ethnic cleansing while recasting Armenian heritage and destroyed neighborhoods as redevelopment.

Saghatelyan warns further territorial concessions, including Tigranashen, would not halt Azerbaijan’s demands and calls for united resistance.

Armenia will maintain uninterrupted gas supplies during the temporary suspension using domestic reserves and additional natural gas volumes delivered from Iran.

Inaugural international Tour of Armenia concludes in Yerevan, with Italian cyclist Simone Raccani securing overall victory after four stages.

Diplomats visited Armenian churches and posed at sites of displaced Armenians’ homes during an Azerbaijan-organized trip to Karabakh.

He said that AraratCement, after coming under state management, is operating at maximum capacity.

Prague discussions highlighted how science and diplomacy can jointly strengthen biodiversity policy and responses to global environmental challenges.

Eleven settlement agreements have transferred property and funds worth more than $15 million to Armenia in illicit asset cases.

Vilen Gabrielyan says Russian military base failed its mission and argues its withdrawal would not undermine Armenia’s security.

Armenia challenges Russian trade restrictions at Eurasian Economic Commission, where unanimous agreement will be required for any decision.

New arrangement strengthens cooperation on financial crimes, evidence sharing, asset recovery, and joint investigations.

Kopyrkin met representatives of two parliamentary factions to discuss bilateral relations, interparliamentary ties, and regional cooperation.

At the heart of the cooperation is a shared vision of fostering creative thinking in Armenia and creating an environment conducive to innovation.

Armenia plans a unified digital sports management system covering sports schools, elite athletics and public physical activity to improve data-driven policymaking.

Strong Armenia leader warns Russian base withdrawal would undermine security, arguing another foreign military presence would inevitably replace it.

Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee detained several people, including a Nubarashen prison official, in an investigation involving alleged bribery offenses.

Security Council Secretary rejects claims he blocked an online gambling bill and says law enforcement should investigate Hayk Sargsyan.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says no agreement exists on Tigranashen and warns territorial claims could provoke escalation and war.