Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan met with PACE co-rapporteur Piero Fassino in Italy, who shared details of his upcoming visit to Armenia.

Armenia’s State Revenue Committee collected 232.8 billion drams in tax revenues and duties in January 2025, marking a 31.1% increase from the previous year.

Armenia and the Dominican Republic discuss expanding diplomatic and economic ties, including a visa-free travel agreement.

The Senate has passed a resolution urging the government to intensify diplomatic efforts to support the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process.

German Chancellor and other officials criticized Donald Trump’s remarks on Volodymyr Zelensky, calling them misleading and dangerous in the current geopolitical climate.

Armenia’s Foreign Ministry reaffirmed its recognition of Georgia’s territorial integrity, responding to an inquiry about the presidential elections in Abkhazia.

The Visa Signature Business card covers nearly all travel insurance points and expenses, eliminating the need to worry about insurance while traveling.

Srbuhi Galyan announces the new constitution draft will be ready before upcoming elections, focusing on text formation without altering the governance system.

Thirty-seven years ago, the Artsakh movement began, uniting Armenians worldwide. Today, Serzh Sargsyan reflects on its victories and those who failed to uphold them.

Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stresses the necessity of a nationwide referendum to adopt a new constitution, emphasizing its role in state-building and legitimacy.

Ruben Vardanyan announced a hunger strike, condemning the trial in Baku as a political show and urging the international community to intervene against blatant legal violations.

“I love Ukraine, but Zelenskyy has done a terrible job, his country is shattered, and millions have unnecessarily died,” Trump said.

The Russian president expressed his willingness to meet with the former U.S. leader, stressing the need for detailed discussions on key issues, including Ukraine.

Upcoming venture funds and large-scale initiatives aim to strengthen Armenia’s technology sector, fostering investment opportunities and innovation.

The Armenian national team’s defender commented on potential transfer to Seville.

In January 2025, Armenia welcomed nearly 140,000 tourists, with Russia as the top source country.

From 2026, all employment contracts in Armenia must be signed digitally. Employers must register existing employees’ contracts by the end of the year.

Talks between the Russian and U.S. presidents may take place in the coming weeks, but no exact date has been set, the Kremlin spokesman said.

New evidence reveals Azerbaijan’s ongoing destruction of Armenian villages in occupied Artsakh, raising concerns over ethnic cleansing and cultural erasure.

The Dink family plans to appeal the February 7 ruling, citing flaws in the investigation and trial process.

Mkhitar Hayrapetyan briefly met Dubai’s crown prince at IDEX2025 and held talks with the UAE’s state minister for defense affairs.

Pope Francis is undergoing treatment for a severe respiratory infection, with Vatican doctors closely monitoring his condition.

As part of the book-filled month of February, the Bvik initiative summarized the results of the “Flight on the Wings of a Book” reading competition.

Elon Musk’s xAI reveals its latest AI model, Grok 3, boasting advanced reasoning, coding, and web search capabilities.

Siranush Sahakyan denounces the trials of Armenian prisoners in Baku, calling them staged processes aimed at criminalizing Artsakh’s self-determination.

Turkey reaffirms Ukraine’s sovereignty as Erdoğan offers to mediate in peace talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S.

The EU monitoring mission in Armenia will continue until 2027, playing a key role in stability along the Armenian-Azerbaijani border and ensuring international oversight.

The indictment reading in the trial of Artsakh’s political leaders concluded in Baku; next session set for February 20.

According to a ranking, Yerevan is the most expensive city in the region, surpassing Moscow, Beijing, Tbilisi, Budapest, and many other major cities.

In a major operation across Istanbul and nine provinces, Turkish authorities have arrested 52 individuals, including political party leaders, journalists, and artists.