During the visit, the guests were briefed on the work completed following the recent border demarcation.

The Armenian women’s team is headed by Artashes Nersisyan, with Taron Tovmasyan as assistant coach.

In a phone call, Russian and Armenian officials discussed regional cooperation and Moscow’s support for Armenia-Turkey normalization efforts.

Turkish FM Hakan Fidan said that Turkey remains optimistic about efforts aimed at establishing peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

The proposal to block Yerevan’s transport fare hike has passed committee review and is now set for a council vote on April 22.

The Armenian Defense Ministry refuted Azerbaijani claims of gunfire, reiterates willingness to investigate if credible proof is presented.

Artsakh President says Armenian authorities exert no direct pressure but their silence signals an unacceptable disregard.

Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin calls on international actors to condemn Azerbaijan’s efforts to falsify history and assert territorial claims over Armenia.

Artsakh President supports public demand for accountability, pledging cooperation with authorities and readiness to meet Armenia’s prosecutor general.

Armenian defender Nair Tiknizyan reflects on the national team’s heavy defeat to Georgia and expresses hope for improvement by summer.

Arthur Osipyan, one of the organizers, stated that their goal is to address the social issues faced by Artsakh residents.

Vladimir Vardanyan says the Constitutional Court has clarified key provisions of the asset forfeiture law without ruling it unconstitutional.

Masoud Pezeshkian will visit Azerbaijan on April 27, accompanied by a 120-member delegation to discuss economic cooperation and infrastructure projects.

In 2026, most Armenian homeowners will face a monthly property tax increase of 50–300 AMD, affecting over half of residential properties.

The report on the 2020 war is set for presentation after September 27 and may be held in a closed session.

Deputy foreign ministers from Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan met in Tbilisi to promote trilateral cooperation and regional development.

Sarik Minasyan attributes his defeat in the Gyumri mayoral race to unexpectedly high voter turnout.

Alexander Konyuk is dismissed from his role as Belarusian ambassador to Armenia, after serving since 2020.

French lawyers call Azerbaijan’s trials a farce and urge Europe to confront violations against Armenians held in Baku.

Vahe Grigoryan resigns after being elected to the European Court of Human Rights by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.

A 37-year-old foreign national wanted by Uzbekistan since 2022 for fraud was detained at the Bagratashen border checkpoint.

Tigran Abrahamyan accuses the Armenian government of promoting anti-Artsakh sentiment as a strategic concession to gain favor with Azerbaijan.

Nicolas Bay asserts that Armenia continues to confront threats from Turkey and Azerbaijan, emphasizing the EU’s solidarity based on shared civilizational values.

Samvel Babayan’s office rebuffed claims about his presidential ambitions, calling the reports part of a deliberate campaign to sway public opinion.

Armenia’s 2025 summer conscription period will run from June 23 to July 31, with demobilization starting on June 26, government announces.

Armenia supported a UN resolution condemning Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. The U.S. voted against it, alongside Russia and others.

Despite EU criticism, CIS leaders and global guests plan to attend the Victory Day parade in Moscow on May 9.

The parties reviewed the Council’s work and considered possible coordination with the government.

Seyran Ohanyan criticizes unilateral concessions by Armenia in peace talks and demands evidence of reciprocity from Azerbaijan.

The event was attended by representatives of the RA Government, state and international institutions, and partner organizations.