Sargis Khandanyan said Armenian authorities no longer view international recognition of the Armenian Genocide as a priority.

Pashinyan says personnel changes will affect the Military Police and Defense Ministry unit responsible for morale following the latest army death.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia wants a friendly solution with Russia over the railway and is considering several options.

Pashinyan says Armenia seeks full energy independence while maintaining electricity trade, potentially including imports and exports with Azerbaijan and neighboring countries.

Authorities say 7,743 displaced families received housing certificates, with more than half already using assistance under the program.

Pashinyan says Armenia opposes expectations of exclusive relations and will continue diversifying trade ties regardless of changes in current circumstances.

Armenian Defense Ministry says an investigation is underway after serviceman Grigor Zakaryan was found dead with a gunshot wound.

More than 500 applications were submitted for the second phase of the program.

Yerevan recorded 1,833 crimes in the first half of 2026, down 20.9% year on year, while several crime categories showed increases.

Armenian government plans to reappoint several committee heads and regional governors, while Kotayk governor’s position currently remains vacant.

Armenian chess players remain among tournament leaders after six rounds, with Emin Ohanyan first and Alex Sahakyan holding second place.

Anahit Avanesyan urges families to keep medicines and household chemicals out of children’s reach amid rising poisoning cases.

Armen Grigoryan attended his final government meeting as Security Council secretary after serving in the position for eight years.

During visits to theaters in Kapan and Goris, Zhanna Andreasyan emphasized creative cooperation, new programs and stronger involvement of Yerevan-based professionals.

Martun Grigoryan was detained in an election crime case and is expected to be brought before a court.

Armenian and Ukrainian leaders discussed bilateral cooperation, regional developments and efforts to advance sustainable and lasting peace.

Maria Zakharova says plans to question 103-year-old veteran Rosalia Abgaryan reflect moral decline caused by Armenia’s rapprochement with Europe and Kyiv.

The government is considering subsidies and employer contributions to bring workers earning up to 200,000 drams monthly into universal health insurance.

Marianna Ghahramanyan cited reports comparing press freedom indicators and violations recorded before and after 2018 in Armenia.

Historic Armenian church in Turkey’s Hatay province is being restored after suffering significant damage in devastating 2023 earthquake.

Karapetyan says his faction seeks genuine diversification through increased European trade and localization of European institutions while intensifying committee activities.

Arman Yeghoyan says joint technical work between Armenia and Azerbaijan would be normal as both sides pursue regional connectivity projects.

Artsakh cultural heritage ombudsman says Stepanakert cathedral’s destruction requires international monitoring, legal documentation, and concrete accountability mechanisms.

Strong Armenia has nominated Hayk Farmanyan to chair parliament’s Standing Committee on Financial-Credit and Budgetary Affairs.

Arman Yeghoyan rejects Azerbaijani claims equating TRIPP with “Zangezur Corridor,” saying signed documents contain no reference to such infrastructure.

Yeghoyan says the plant’s operating limit is determined by technical factors, while Armenia is considering the construction of a new nuclear facility.

Kristine Vardanyan argues proposed new Constitution would dismantle Armenia’s Third Republic rather than offer citizens a genuine choice.

Opposition and ruling lawmakers pounded desks and applauded during heated exchanges over how Catholicos Karekin II should be addressed.

Working in teams, participants solved a range of cybersecurity tasks, applying their technical knowledge, logical thinking, and teamwork skills.

Armenian chess players post strong results at European U20 Championship in Cetinje, with several remaining among the leading competitors.