Siranush Sahakyan says political action remains essential for releasing captives, while legal human rights mechanisms are also necessary for former Artsakh leaders.

Prosecutors accuse former police troops commander Grigor Grigoryan of negligent service that allegedly led to serious consequences during 2008 unrest.

Pashinyan says market-based irrigation water relations could encourage private investment and help address widespread irrigation problems across Armenia.

Gagik Tsarukyan’s detention has been extended for two months, while his lawyer says the ruling will be appealed and lacks sufficient grounds.

Gagik Khachatryan’s lawyers say detention continues to endanger his life and health, seeking his release and permission for treatment abroad.

Pashinyan says Armenia must improve drinking and irrigation water access, wastewater treatment, resource storage and more efficient water use.

Armenia has reportedly approached a third country for consular assistance to citizens held in Baku, but key procedural details remain unclear.

Armenian citizens graduating from top-ranked global universities may qualify for military exemption after working in designated sectors for at least three years.

Armenian and Czech officials highlighted stronger parliamentary ties while discussing broader cooperation in economic, scientific, tourism and other fields.

Events marking Armenia’s 35th independence anniversary will feature a gala concert and an exhibition of works by Yervand Kochar.

Armenian parliament speaker and Qatar’s ambassador discussed regional developments, bilateral ties and further strengthening interparliamentary cooperation.

Steve Witkoff credited Trump with breaking a decades-long diplomatic deadlock and highlighted agreements aimed at strengthening stability in the South Caucasus.

Rights advocate says Armenian captives faced targeted actions against Christian symbols and restrictions on religious freedoms while imprisoned in Baku.

Lawyer Siranush Sahakyan says Vardanyan’s trial involved numerous rights violations, while Armenia has yet to formally respond to his wife’s initiative.

Armenian and Turkmen leaders discussed bilateral relations and expanding trade and economic cooperation.

Another land plot in Sisian’s May 28 park has returned to community control, bringing the total number of recovered plots to eight.

Dental clinic representatives raised mainly technical concerns during an online meeting also attended by representatives of the Armed healthcare information system.

Abrahamyan questioned who would guard Armenia’s lengthy borders with Turkey and Iran if Russian forces ultimately withdraw from Armenia.

Armenia recorded higher prices across several food categories in August, although fish and seafood became cheaper compared with last year.

Karen Khachanov defeated world No. 4 Felix Auger-Aliassime in four sets after a match lasting around three and a half hours.

Talks focused on faith and spiritual values, their role in promoting peace, and opportunities to deepen Armenia-U.S. cooperation.

Belarusian authorities classified the Armenian brandy as hazardous after tests found it failed to meet Customs Union technical requirements.

Inspections found systemic violations among some autonomous solar producers, allegedly causing substantial financial losses and increasing pressure on Armenia’s distribution network.

Vahagn Chakhalyan must report to the Probation Service weekly, while supervision will involve no electronic monitoring or time restrictions.

The Armenian lawmaker criticized repeated detention extensions, asking the court to impose six months at once rather than revisit the issue monthly.

Prosecutors say proceedings involving Narek Nalbandyan’s supermarket chain began in February, while the businessman denies ties to political families.

Unit 2 returned to Armenia’s power grid after 153 days of scheduled maintenance aimed at improving safety, reliability and efficiency.

The Ucom zone will add an interactive digital element to the festival experience.

Former Yerevan mayor Gagik Beglaryan will remain in National Security Service detention while facing abuse of office and money laundering charges.

Loan will help finance Armenia’s 2026 budget deficit while supporting economic competitiveness, digitalization, green transition and climate resilience reforms.