George Aghjayan has been appointed as the new head of the Armenian National Committee of America, replacing longtime leader Raffi Hambarian.

Vahan Kostanyan presented the ‘Crossroads of Peace’ project in Hamburg, emphasizing its role in fostering economic ties and regional stability.

Authorities apprehend suspect accused of breaking into an Armenian Quarter home and attacking a woman with an axe.

Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi has suggested that Pope Francis’ deteriorating health could lead to his abdication.

Selami Altınok described his meeting with Armenian delegates in Vienna as productive, expressing hope for its benefits to both nations.

Alen Simonyan addressed key issues in the Italian Senate, including peace talks, European integration, and Armenian POWs in Azerbaijan.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance criticizes Zelensky, urging him to show gratitude instead of publicly challenging Trump and America’s support.

Lilit Galstyan calls on the OSCE PA to send a monitoring mission to Baku to oversee trials against Armenian POWs and former Artsakh leaders.

Vahan Hunanyan emphasizes the significance of the strategic partnership agreement with the U.S. for Armenia’s security and resilience.

Macron clarifies France’s stance on Ukraine, emphasizing security guarantees over immediate military deployment while urging Europe to bolster defenses.

Armenia’s economy expands by 5.9% in 2024, driven by trade and services sectors.

Armenia is keen on becoming a partner state of the Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly, emphasizing security, humanitarian issues, and regional cooperation.

MP Martun Grigoryan claims Gyumri residents’ voice has been ignored. He stresses the need for real programs, highlighting tourism as a key priority.

Armenia’s tech association sets ambitious goals for 2025, including attracting top venture funds and AI experts while expanding membership and upgrading education programs.

Ruben Vardanyan’s statements highlight the vulnerability of Armenians held in Azerbaijan, raising concerns about the trial’s legitimacy and its political motives.

Armenia’s ambassador to the U.S. held discussions at the Pentagon, focusing on strategic partnership and regional peace efforts.

Armenia and NATO are conducting joint exercises aimed at enhancing cooperation and operational coordination between the two sides.

Armenia’s basketball team clinched an important victory against Albania in the final round of the World Cup qualifiers, securing second place in Division C.

The virus resembles COVID-19 and may be transmissible to humans, requiring further study.

Armenia experiences severe snowfall, causing road closures and transport disruptions.

Yerevan’s mayor and France’s ambassador to Armenia reviewed cooperation priorities, emphasizing partnerships with French cities and ambitious plans for the Armenian capital.

Levan Machavariani emphasized that Georgia will not negotiate with Russia until the issue of territorial integrity is resolved.

Matthew Bryza states that Trump’s foreign policy remains unpredictable but sees an opportunity for the US to mediate peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

The government will have broader powers to support the development of passenger and freight transport, facilitating fleet renewal and improving service quality.

Armenia and the European Union discussed human rights, democracy, and legal reforms, emphasizing election integrity, civil freedoms, and equality during their latest dialogue in Brussels.

The European Union extends its monitoring mission in Armenia for two more years, reaffirming its commitment to regional peace and stability.

Armenia is set to revise its national security strategy, considering recent geopolitical changes. The process, officials say, will be open and transparent.

The Armenian government has approved a proposal to increase the penalty point system for drivers from 9 to 13, aiming to enhance road safety regulations.

Ameriabank continues its leadership in the market in 2025 with the launch of the placement of USD 80 million bonds issued by Viva Armenia.

Ruben Vardanyan, former state minister of Artsakh, has decided to go on a hunger strike in protest against the judicial farce in Baku, as he stated in a phone call with his family.