Haykak Arshamyan is Armenia’s new ambassador to Hungary after stepping down as executive director of the Hayastan All-Armenian Fund.

Artsakh Rights Council warns it may end negotiations with the government if key proposals on displaced residents remain unresolved.

Kostanyan noted that the full signing of the document is expected by the end of the year, a goal he described as quite realistic.

“It is important to note that Armenia is also included in the draft plans for 2026 as a beneficiary country,” Kostanyan stated.

The meeting’s agenda included discussions on enhancing cooperation in trade, culture, and humanitarian sectors among CIS member states.

Yerevan’s court suspended the 2025 increase in parking fees in central areas, citing insufficient legal justification and lack of public interest clarity.

Bagrat Mikoyan accused the Prime Minister of legal distortion after new allegations against former President Robert Kocharyan.

Despite some differences, Mirzoyan emphasizes, Armenia and Russia uphold steady, functional relations and ongoing cooperation within joint frameworks like the EAEU.

Valentina Matviyenko arrived in Armenia for talks with top officials and to lead Russian-Armenian interparliamentary and regional forums.

Yerevan is expanding its European diplomatic presence by acquiring a new building in Brussels for €4.3 million, boosting political visibility and engagement.

Foreign Minister Mirzoyan expressed concern over EU visa issuance for Armenians, advocating for visa liberalization as a long-term solution.

Avetik Kerobyan alleges that criminal charges against him and his brother are attempts to make them more compliant.

Armenia’s Foreign Minister highlighted active dialogue with Turkey, noting progress on border infrastructure despite lack of formal diplomatic relations.

Protesters in Yerevan accuse Prime Minister Pashinyan of betraying the Armenian Apostolic Church, demanding opposition action.

Armenian Speaker Alen Simonyan assured that the word ‘banging’ isn’t profane, defending PM’s remarks amid church controversy.

Armenia’s new three-year plan addresses drug use, illegal trafficking, and support for addicts through 13 strategic directions.

Krasnodar’s midfielder may change clubs this summer, with Spanish side Sevilla expressing interest in him.

Hayk Konjoryan claims modern Armenians enjoy unprecedented prosperity, health, and freedom on their homeland.

“According to constitutional provisions, both the National Assembly and the presidency still exist,” Galstyan said.

There are internal challenges within the Church, and public discussion is not to blame, according to Sinanyan.

During the call, Pashinyan congratulated the Turkish President on the occasion of Eid al-Adha.

Pashinyan accuses former president Robert Kocharyan of bribery, citing court records and criticizing misinformation spread by foreign outlets.

An additional 2.3 billion drams has been designated for medium-level repairs, according to Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure.

South Korea’s flag carrier introduces charter flights between Seoul and Yerevan, enhancing connectivity and tourism prospects.

Ukrainian forces reportedly struck five Russian airbases using over 100 drones, damaging more than 40 aircraft.

Armenia’s top 500 property taxpayers paid AMD 3.3 billion in 2024, doubling 2021 figures due to tax reforms.

The organization argues that Armenia’s Criminal Code mandates state action against public speech promoting hatred or discrimination.

The foundation is dedicated to addressing the social and educational needs of veterans who participated in the wars since the April War.

Tigran Abrahamyan criticized Armenian authorities for hindering Artsakh’s constitutional processes, emphasizing the importance of maintaining its state institutions.

Armenia confirmed absence of diplomatic relations with Pakistan and no ongoing EAEU agreement talks.