The 1988 Sumgait pogroms were the first large-scale ethnic violence in Soviet history, triggering mass killings, forced deportations, and continued persecution of Armenians.

Öcalan’s unprecedented call for disarmament sparks mixed reactions among Kurds and Turkish political figures.

Armenia and Greece reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening defense ties, discussing military reforms and regional security, as well as trilateral cooperation with Cyprus.

The trial of Artsakh’s former leaders in Baku continues, with key figures rejecting charges. Ghukasyan states Armenia ensured Artsakh’s security.

Dozens of NGOs have addressed the ICRC president, demanding an immediate visit to Ruben Vardanyan in a Baku prison, citing serious health concerns.

Allegations arise of EU’s financial support for Georgian protests through diplomatic channels in Armenia.

Some parents have been able to identify and bury the remains of their sons following parliamentary hearings, while Armenia pushes for a remains exchange with Azerbaijan.

A new EU-funded program has been launched in Yerevan to enhance the global recognition and protection of Armenian brandy through a geographical indication system.

In a world where cashless payments have become essential, managing your finances is now easier than ever.

Alcohol consumption in Armenia reached nearly 45 million liters in 2024, with beer taking the lead. Meanwhile, vodka consumption has steadily declined over the years.

The expected visit of a US customs and border protection team to Armenia has not occurred, according to the Armenian State Revenue Committee.

The minimum threshold for inclusion in the ranking has decreased for the first time in years, reflecting notable shifts in the sector.

A Russian court has sentenced journalist Armen Aramyan to 10 years in prison in absentia over publications in DOXA. Full details in the report.

Armenia’s human rights defender says Baku refuses to engage on POWs, while an official claims Armenian detainees face torture in Azerbaijani prisons.

Armenia is assessing proposals for a new nuclear power plant while expediting project funding. The final model will be announced once confirmed.

Arman Tsarukyan will not compete at UFC 313 on March 9 after the organization denied his request for a 72.5 kg catchweight bout.

In 2024, the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan met twice, while their foreign ministers held five meetings, according to the government’s performance report.

Armenia and the EU discuss visa liberalization steps, assess reform progress, and outline preparations for the next evaluation mission.

Lithuania’s foreign minister praised Armenia’s parliamentary vote on launching EU accession talks.

Armenia is taking its first steps toward cryptocurrency regulation, with officials acknowledging the need for institutional knowledge in this rapidly evolving field.

The organizations call on the international community to take a decisive stance against Aliyev’s regime in defense of justice, human dignity, and the rule of law.

The Armenian government has approved the report on the progress and results of the 2024 implementation of the 2021-2026 program, which will be presented to the National Assembly.

Tigran Mkrtchyan, says Armenia-EU relations are at an unprecedented level, citing key agreements and ongoing cooperation.

The U.S. Embassy in Armenia has expressed condolences to the Armenian people on the anniversary of the 1988 Sumgait pogroms.

Armenia’s Ombudsman has raised concerns over Ruben Vardanyan’s worsening health and alleged torture in Azerbaijani custody.

Elina Avanesyan, ranked 45th globally, defeated Spain’s Jessica Bouzas Maneiro in straight sets at the WTA 500 tournament in Mérida, Mexico.

Recent developments in Washington have temporarily halted the establishment of a cyber laboratory within Armenia’s police system.

Russian lawmaker says Azerbaijan is erasing Armenian heritage, using a trial in Baku as part of its historical revisionism.

Trump dismisses Ukraine’s NATO hopes, attributing alliance expansion to conflict with Russia.

Former Armenian Ombudsman warns that Ruben Vardanyan and other Armenian captives face severe torture in Azerbaijan under fabricated trials driven by political motives.