Bagrat Mikoyan, chief of staff to ex-president Robert Kocharyan, ridiculed Pashinyan’s posts, suggesting alcohol abuse could explain his statements.

“Is democracy about cursing? Is democracy about directing sexual insults at small children? Is that democracy?” he asked.

“How do you know about the ANIF case? How does the press know? The state had questions and pursued them,” Pashinyan said.

When asked about the return of four land plots at the Yerablur military pantheon to the state, Ghazaryan denied it was theft.

Prime Minister said Armenia’s main goal is to reach EU standards, even if full membership never happens.

“One can endlessly watch flowing water, burning fire, and the ANC’s latest escalation, after the prime minister’s political slap,” she wrote.

Levon Zurabyan accused Pashinyan of hiding peace proposals and misleading the nation into war for a geopolitical agenda.

The “I Have Honor” faction continues consultations before hearings on a no-confidence motion against PM Pashinyan.

Farmanyan accused the government of deliberate omissions in official war casualty figures, demanding clarity on inclusion of Artsakh citizens.

Amid rising humanitarian crises, Aurora honors four extraordinary individuals risking their lives to save others across conflict zones.

During a working visit to Tbilisi, Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan highlighted the importance of strengthening bilateral city relations.

David Babayan stated: “These people know us personally and have had direct contact with us. They would be excellent witnesses.”

Turkish envoy Serdar Kılıç gifted a glass bowl worth over AMD 73,000 to FM Ararat Mirzoyan during his visit to Yerevan.

Ararat Mirzoyan is in New York to attend UN General Assembly talks and hold bilateral meetings.

President Erdoğan plans to discuss progress in Armenia–Azerbaijan peace efforts during his September 23 address at the UN General Assembly.

Building on the outcomes of the August 8 Washington Peace Summit, the ministers exchanged views on possible steps to advance the peace agenda.

With recent reforms, nearly all children now attend first grade at proper age, halting years of school‑entry delays among six‑year‑olds.

Compared with the previous year, public debt increased by 4.5% in dram terms, and by 7.9% when expressed in U.S. dollars.

The committee issued a positive conclusion, recommending that the bill be included in the agenda of upcoming plenary sessions.

The minister explained that the number of registered unemployed continued to decline during this period.

Ex-ANIF director David Papazian says authorities sabotaged key projects and cannot shift blame for failures onto the foundation’s original team.

“The modern infrastructure built in the republic provides investors with direct access to global markets and efficient transit routes,” he said.

At the Silk Way Star contest in Kazakhstan, Armenia and Azerbaijan’s jurors awarded each other maximum points during the first round.

“We welcome the launch of the peace agreement process between Armenia and Azerbaijan,” Fatma Aksal said.

Ruling party MP Arusyak Julhakyan said Levon Ter-Petrosyan “hates peace” because it was brought by Nikol Pashinyan, not by him.

Andranik Kocharyan recalled that the Rose-Roth seminar was last held in Armenia a decade ago.

”After that call, it was clear to me that it was unlikely I would remain in the national team’s coaching staff,” Berezovski said.

“Azerbaijan has no territorial claims against Armenia, but under Armenia’s constitution, there are territorial claims against Azerbaijan Mammadov said.

Suren Papikyan said Armenia receives military advisory support from France, the U.S., and Greece, as part of wider armed forces reforms.

Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan explained the decline was due to a sharp fall in re-exports of gold, silver, and platinum.