The decision was adopted during a cabinet session, with the matter listed among those not publicly reported.

Harutyunyan emphasized that Arshakyan, a young man with severe health issues and no connection to the matter, spent 44 days in prison.

“We have followed this policy for three decades, and any changes will come only after consultations with our Azerbaijani friends,” Moinuddin said.

Russian lawmaker Alexey Zhuravlyov says Armenia’s new agreement benefits neither Yerevan nor its people, but hands control to the U.S.

The conference will feature well-known political and economic experts, with keynote speeches from political analysts Dmitry Simes and Fyodor Lukyanov.

“Contrary to what is being presented as established peace, this is merely Armenia’s consent to all of Azerbaijan’s degrading demands,” Zurabyan warns.

The second-generation mobile network, launched in Armenia 30 years ago in 1995, no longer meets today’s technological requirements.

He emphasized that reopening regional transit routes would serve the interests of all countries involved, including Iran and Russia.

The France-Artsakh friendship group welcomed Armenia’s willingness to achieve peace but warned that the declaration ignores critical issues.

“Our core mission is to make high-quality, modern communication services accessible to all in Armenia,” said Ralph Yirikian.

The decision followed targeted and active lobbying efforts by the Azerbaijani Embassy in Switzerland.

The defense emphasized that bringing new charges and detaining Harutyunyan under such conditions contradicts legal standards.

Deputy FM Vahan Kostanyan reaffirmed Armenia’s respect for Iran’s core interests during Tehran meetings focused on regional peace and cooperation.

Khudatyan said that the new routes would generate increased flow and economic activity for the city and the province.

According to Mammadyarov, the ambassador should speak Armenian and understand the specific traits of the Armenian people.

As part of the educational program the students attended lectures at one of the world’s best universities, UC Berkeley.

A joint Armenian-German archaeological team has uncovered Armenia’s oldest archaeologically documented church, dated to the early 4th century.

”Are the judges ready to perform their duties with integrity, or will they compromise their reputations to appease a small circle?” Karapetyan wrote.

Levon Aronian, representing the U.S., holds second place after six rounds at the 2025 Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz tournament.

We have been organizing the Areni Wine Festival and Yerevan Wine Days for years, which have been very successful,” Manukyan said.

According to him, “we are being deceived once again” because U.S. President Donald Trump signed the document as a witness, not as a party or guarantor.

On July 30, the Yerevan Court of General Jurisdiction, presided over by Judge Karen Farhoyan, issued a guilty verdict against Aram Navasardyan.

According to Danielyan, the document defines Azerbaijan’s sole obligation as refraining from the use of armed force against Armenia in the future.

“Given his influence and position in the region, we consider it realistic that these individuals could be freed with his involvement,” Sahakyan said.

Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan will represent Armenia at the meeting, which will take place in Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan.

“This list contains the names of those missing as a result of the explosion, passed to Tenney by their relatives,” Artak Beglaryan wrote.

Claimants in Ruben Vardanyan’s politically charged trial recount participation in Artsakh war and related injuries.

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Trump’s candidacy gainед support from leaders including Pashinyan, Aliyev, and others, following U.S.-mediated peace efforts in the Caucasus.

The statement also emphasized the need to address the issue of Armenian prisoners of war held in Azerbaijan and the Armenians displaced from Artsakh.