Talks covered Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization, peace efforts, TRIPP implementation and prospects for strengthening regional stability and security.

Proposed reforms would tighten residency and Armenian ancestry checks while sharply increasing fees for acquiring or renouncing Armenian citizenship.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan begins a two-day working visit to France, including talks with President Emmanuel Macron.

Detention periods for Andranik Tevanyan and Aregnaz Manukyan have been extended as proceedings against both opposition party figures continue.

Zonabend hopes a possible Baku visit could help advance humanitarian issues concerning Armenian prisoners and their families.

Environment Minister Hambardzum Matevosyan presents Armenia’s COP17 presidency priorities, calling for faster biodiversity action and implementation ahead of Yerevan conference.

Taguhi Ghazaryan discussed EU visa liberalization, possible higher Russian gas prices, EAEU membership and prospects for an EU referendum.

Armenian Prime Minister congratulated North Macedonia on Independence Day and emphasized stronger political dialogue, cooperation and people-to-people ties.

Rossotrudnichestvo plans two new partner Russian Houses in Armenia as part of an expansion adding 11 centers across ten countries.

Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan meets Bluemart executives in Dubai to discuss cooperation and opportunities to place Armenian products in its hypermarkets.

Pashinyan welcomed efforts to connect Armenian graduates of leading universities and involve highly qualified professionals in public administration and other sectors.

Inan Akgun Alp calls for lasting regional peace and renewed border trade between Turkey and Armenia during Ani visit.

Armenian and Uzbek officials discussed political dialogue, trade, investment, technology and connectivity.

Armenia has appealed Russia’s restrictions on Armenian products and expects EAEU mechanisms to help remove existing trade barriers, a deputy minister says.

Igor Chaika said current Armenian-Russian relations are normal, noting that, as in a large family, different situations can arise.

Ararat Mirzoyan toured Bovo GAS facilities in Latvia, learning about biomethane production and discussing prospects for developing biogas production in Armenia.

Wizz Air plans new flights from Yerevan to Basel, Valencia and Varna while adding fourth aircraft to its Armenian base.

Mamikon Aslanyan and Marianna Ghahramanyan have been elected deputy chairs of two standing committees in Armenia’s parliament.

Levon Kocharyan says sealed companies concealed no taxes, arguing their closure creates artificial obstacles for Robert Kocharyan’s family and employees.

Kocharyan’s defense is gathering information on Armenia’s courts and law enforcement while considering appeals to international institutions.

Armenia’s Investigative Committee says 3,833 people died in the 2020 war, while the whereabouts of another 191 remain unknown.

Anahit Avanesyan says insurance may not reimburse consultations when patients bypass required referral procedures or seek uncovered services.

Anti-Corruption Committee arrests education department head and several school principals in Gegharkunik amid criminal proceedings over alleged bribery cases.

Pyunik and head coach Artak Oseyan terminate their contract by mutual agreement, with three coaching staff members also leaving.

Armenian and Latvian officials discussed deepening EU partnership, expanding economic ties and improving Armenian products’ access to European markets.

Armenia has begun weekly fresh produce shipments to UAE, with volumes initially reaching 40 tons and plans for further expansion.

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Lawyer Aram Orbelyan says key allegations were removed, including claims involving foreign intelligence recruitment and payment of $622,000.

Armenia views visa liberalization as central to deeper EU ties while seeking stronger economic cooperation and new export opportunities with Latvia.

Armenia’s Court of Cassation returns case involving Catholicos Karekin II and six bishops to Judge Serzh Rushanyan for consideration.