Rubinyan and Sundqvist discussed stronger parliamentary cooperation, bilateral relations, regional issues and recent developments.

Ararat Mirzoyan’s first visit to Riga focuses on Armenia-Latvia ties, EU partnership, and strengthening Armenia’s economic and energy resilience.

Gevorg Papoyan and World Bank Vice President Sangbu Kim discussed technology initiatives, investment projects and AI cooperation in Dubai.

ICRC remains ready to quickly arrange visits to Armenians held in Azerbaijan but has yet to receive necessary approval from authorities.

Armenian and Georgian ministers met in Batumi to discuss bilateral transport and energy cooperation, including aviation, freight transportation and logistics.

Dubai forum brings together participants from over 150 countries to explore investment opportunities.

Mother See condemned a feast allegedly held at Hovhannavank, while the defrocked priest disputed the circulated footage and called it defamatory.

Peskov says Putin and Pashinyan will have an opportunity to discuss Armenia’s development path, geopolitical orientation and a possible referendum.

European Commission representative Paula Pinho says it remains too early to predict when visa liberalization between Armenia and EU could occur.

Russian and Azerbaijani presidents discussed current trade, economic and humanitarian cooperation issues.

Rubinyan and Andrea Barbara Baumann discussed stronger bilateral ties, parliamentary cooperation and issues concerning regional security and stability.

Patriarch says this year’s Akhtamar service included special prayers for peace, fraternity and improved Armenia-Turkey relations.

Construction could begin this week on three major Yerevan road projects, including junctions connecting key highways and city routes.

New rules taking effect in 2027 will strengthen website blocking, restrict advertising and protect Armenia’s licensed online gaming market.

Representatives of Armenian and Van business organizations met in Yerevan to assess opportunities for deeper trade, investment and broader economic cooperation.

Kunming dialogue will review global biodiversity progress, with its outcomes presented at COP17 in Yerevan to shape further action.

Peskov says Moscow respected Pashinyan’s language choice at the summit, though he questioned why the speech could not be delivered in Russian.

Satellite imagery shows the historic cemetery was completely demolished in May, including tombstones and five medieval Armenian khachkars.

Pashinyan is expected to visit Moscow soon for talks on specific issues concerning cooperation between Armenia and Russia.

The administration says the incident cited in the report occurred four years ago.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister says alternative markets cannot match Russia’s large, familiar market for Armenian products.

Metropolitan Anthony and Catholicos Karekin II discussed church cooperation, persecution, and interference by secular authorities in internal religious affairs.

Armenian and Czech deputy foreign ministers discuss cooperation in technology, trade, tourism and water management alongside regional developments and EU partnership.

Narek Mkrtchyan says TRIPP feasibility study should conclude this year, potentially paving the way for groundbreaking in early 2027.

Turkmen television reports Pashinyan accepted an invitation to the October CIS summit, confirming Armenia will participate in the meeting.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan signs two decisions dismissing Arman Poghosyan and Avag Avanesyan from their acting deputy minister positions.

Officials discuss technical consulting, expertise exchange and Czech company involvement while highlighting regular air connections between both countries.

The singer says sealed warehouses prevent restocking stores, while remaining Pregomesh products are quickly selling out.

She reacted to Nikol Pashinyan’s position on the future of Russia’s 102nd military base in Gyumri.

The exhibition opens on September 4 and will run throughout Saroyan Days, from September 4 to 12.