Deputy speaker says parliament should focus on initiatives capable of changing people’s living conditions and strengthening Armenia.

Aliyev says international consortium could help restore the railway, while Azerbaijan remains prepared to finance project independently.

Washington meeting addressed Armenian-U.S. partnership prospects, regional peace efforts, connectivity initiatives, and economic cooperation following last year’s summit.

Officials discussed regional infrastructure projects, confidence-building measures and humanitarian issues one year after the Washington Peace Summit.

Armenian and Lithuanian PMs discussed implementing their strategic partnership, expanding bilateral cooperation and developing Armenia’s relations with EU.

Sisak Gabrielyan outlined how constitutional provisions governing relations between Armenia’s state and religious organizations have evolved since 1995.

Artur Khachatryan questioned the legal basis for Armenia’s stated 29,743-square-kilometer territory and asked what happened to 57 square kilometers.

Armenia and Egypt discussed expanding political, economic, technological, and educational cooperation.

No amnesty bill has been introduced in Armenia for seven years and nine months, lawmaker Lianna Gasparyan said.

Arusyak Julhakyan says Armenia is drafting an entirely new Constitution whose proposed preamble will not reference the Declaration of Independence.

Every child born in Armenia from September 1, 2026, will qualify for a one-time 500,000-dram birth grant regardless of birth order.

Khandanyan says Armenia remains a full EAEU member and sees no basis for a referendum unless it decides to pursue EU membership.

Sargis Khandanyan says TRIPP could include a gas pipeline and potentially enable direct gas supplies from Azerbaijan to Armenia.

Lawyers for denied claims made by an Investigative Committee official, saying they are unsupported by criminal case materials.

Kostanyan and Choksy discussed prospects for deepening Armenia-U.S. economic cooperation and institutionalizing ties in several key sectors.

Catholicos Karekin II and six bishops face charges over alleged failure to comply with a court order involving a former diocesan leader.

Arevik Petrosyan warns of a deepening governance crisis and urges displaced Artsakh Armenians to unite around preserving their institutions.

Police found 64-year-old Agop Degirmencioglu dead in an Istanbul residential building, while a suspect later reportedly confessed to killing him.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister says EAEU leaders will consider Armenia’s referendum plans when determining further joint steps in December.

Health Minister Anahit Avanesyan says smoking restrictions protect lives as cardiovascular disease and cancer remain major causes of premature death.

Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan will spend three days in Almaty to attend an EAEU council meeting on agro-industrial policy.

Senior Russian diplomat says CSTO leaders have authority to consider restrictions on Armenia amid dispute over participation and financial obligations.

Magnitude 3.8 earthquake struck northeast of Vardenis late August 10, with shaking reaching intensity 5 at epicenter.

Three countries outlined progress over past year, highlighting border stability, new transit links, economic cooperation, and steps toward lasting peace.

The Catholicosate of the Great House of Cilicia and the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem have also issued statements previously.

Armenia’s Foreign Ministry conveyed a meeting proposal to Veronika Zonabend after her statement, with the timing now being coordinated by relevant authorities.

Civil Contract nominated Vilen Gabrielyan to lead parliament’s defense committee, where a fellow lawmaker questioned him about possible childhood recruitment by Azerbaijani intelligence.

Malankara Syrian Orthodox Church voices concern over developments involving the Armenian Apostolic Church.

Armenia’s three parliamentary factions have divided 11 standing committee chairmanships, with the Armenia alliance selecting the Human Rights Committee.

Architect Vahan Misakyan, who studied at Columbia University and worked in New York, has been appointed to Armenia’s Urban Development Committee.