
Las Vegas court is deciding whether to release Vardan Ghukasyan or keep him in custody. His lawyers argue political motives behind his extradition case.
Serzh Sargsyan held discussions with RPA regional representatives on the party’s organizational matters during a meeting in Yerevan.
The Swiss Federal Assembly’s resolution underscores that the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict remains unresolved, emphasizing the importance of addressing the return of displaced persons.
Experts analyzed over 130 travel destinations to identify the most cost-effective options for tourists.
European lawmakers recognize Armenia’s efforts in finalizing the peace deal with Azerbaijan. They urge Baku to take this historic step and ensure regional stability.
Baku continues to accuse Armenia of ceasefire violations without evidence. Armenia’s defense ministry denies the claims and urges transparency through a joint monitoring mechanism.
David Lammy highlights the historic significance of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement and urges both sides to proceed with signing as soon as possible.
Armenia and Czech Republic reaffirm commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation and deepening EU partnership, highlighting key regional and international issues of mutual interest.
Ruben Vardanyan actively communicates from detention, using phone calls to inform the public, while other detainees have similar opportunities.
Andranik Tevanyan denounces the ruling city council factions for boycotting the transport fare discussion, accusing them of raising prices solely for financial gain.
The EU General Affairs Council is set to discuss potential support for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, as confirmed by Czech Minister for European Affairs Martin Dvořák.
The Russian Deputy Prime Minister stated that the trilateral commission still exists, though it is currently inactive.
Inmates express dissatisfaction with medication provision and healthcare services following the shift to the Ministry of Health’s oversight.
The project aims to ensure the safe, organized, and dignified return of forcibly displaced Armenians to their historical homeland.
Armenian gymnasts Arthur Davtyan and Vahagn Davtyan will compete in the third stage of the World Cup in Antalya after skipping the Baku event.
Baku strongly denies allegations from Armenia’s PM office, reiterating constitutional changes as a prerequisite for a peace deal and calling for the OSCE Minsk Group’s dissolution.
A protest is set for March 20, calling on the government to take action for the release of Armenian prisoners held in Baku.
Since March 16, Azerbaijan’s defense ministry has been repeatedly spreading similar disinformation, denied not only by Armenia but also by the EU monitoring mission.
Armenian PM congratulated Mark Carney on his appointment as Canada’s Prime Minister, emphasizing the importance of bilateral cooperation in various fields.
Moderna co-founder said any Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal must ensure the release of prisoners, including Ruben Vardanyan, who remains detained in Azerbaijan.
Baku has once again accused Armenia of violating the ceasefire, but Yerevan denies the claims, stating that no evidence has been provided.
The document states that in 2023, 11 countries received 501 combat armored vehicles, while 549 units were exported in 2022.
In the men’s rankings, Russian-born Armenian tennis player Karen Khachanov is ranked 23rd.
Idris Arikan described Yerevan and the Blue Mosque as “historically Turkish,” drawing criticism. The media tour was funded by Armenia’s budget.
Armenians in Sweden and Denmark have called on the Danish government to facilitate the release of Armenian prisoners held in Azerbaijan.
Turkey conditions normalization with Armenia on fulfilling Azerbaijan’s demands, including constitutional changes and the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group.
As Armenia and Azerbaijan negotiate peace, concerns remain over Armenians illegally detained by Baku. MEP urges continued attention to their fate.
Armenia discusses Wizz Air’s expansion, including potential flights from Gyumri’s renovated airport, aiming to boost tourism and mobility.
Armenia’s Defense Ministry denies Baku’s claims of border gunfire, stressing the importance of a joint monitoring mechanism, which Azerbaijan has yet to respond to.
Alen Simonyan criticizes potential lawsuits against Armenia, urging Karabakh Armenians to direct their grievances toward those who attacked them.