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.

Opposition MP Gegham Manukyan urges new committee members to obtain security clearance and review confidential report containing what he calls striking findings.

Zhanna Andreasian presented PISA findings, saying recent education reforms address long-identified problems and should produce different results by 2029.

Prime Minister says gas prices rise substantially before reaching Armenian consumers and signals possible diversification of supplies.

If a participant gets verified via easywallet, they only need to confirm the phone number already entered on the payment kiosk screen.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Arush Arushanyan will not run on Civil Contract list but through an electoral alliance.

The delegation toured aircraft operations and maintenance facilities, highlighting deepening defense cooperation, experience sharing, and interoperability.

Officials discuss institutional capacity, cybersecurity policies, technical capabilities and international cooperation to support Armenia’s digital transformation and European integration.

Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan met with rebar producers to discuss higher output, improved competition and further development of local production.

Talks address Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization, regional peace efforts, Azerbaijan-EU cooperation and prospects for expanding bilateral partnership.

Officials discussed political, economic and sectoral cooperation, highlighting stronger business ties, joint initiatives and Armenia’s European agenda.

Armenia imported nearly $18 million in Azerbaijani goods during six months, while Turkish petroleum product supplies rose sharply.

Abraham Hamadeh says peace efforts are advancing rapidly, while highlighting regional importance of TRIPP and opening Armenia-Turkey border.

Armenia outlined its COP17 presidency priorities and preparations, stressing African partners’ vital role in implementing global biodiversity goals effectively.

Opposition lawmakers discussed parliamentary ties, worsening Armenian-Russian relations, trade restrictions and arrests of opposition leaders with Russian diplomatic representatives.

Armenian and Polish officials discussed broader bilateral cooperation, stronger parliamentary ties and several regional issues during their meeting.

New agreement sets principles for military-technical cooperation, including classified information protection, third-country sales and work of joint commission.

Armenia plans new Earth observation and telecommunications satellites alongside distributed ground stations supporting national needs and international space missions.

Council brings together opposition figures, rights advocates, lawyers and cultural representatives to defend people its members consider political prisoners.

Migration service urges applicants to use designated support channels for technical issues and submit properly signed requests by official email.

Consultations aim to clarify Armenian political forces’ positions on Artsakh institutions, rights protection and prospects for future cooperation.

Putin says migrants should receive language and practical preparation before arriving in Russia, while targeted recruitment could protect their rights.

Alen Simonyan and Andrea Barbara Baumann discussed regional developments and bilateral relations.

Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan and rose producers discussed export logistics, state support mechanisms and opportunities to strengthen sector competitiveness.

Hovik Abrahamyan says published allegations are false and seeks retraction alongside 6 million drams in defamation compensation.

Rights group leader cited 11 conduct violations, but commission found Pashinyan’s contested remarks fell within protected political speech.

Newly listed monuments include archaeological sites, khachkars, cemeteries, church, residential house and other historical structures.