Ukraine aims to secure peace based on concrete security guarantees. President Zelensky emphasized Kyiv’s stance on sovereignty and diplomacy during his visit to Ankara.

An Armenian church and its adjacent land in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa province are up for sale. The site, once home to an Armenian community, has a complex history.

Armenia and the UAE have agreed to implement joint space initiatives aimed at advancing technological development and fostering scientific cooperation between the two nations.

Edgar Manucharyan believes newly appointed head coach John van’t Schip needs time to adapt to Armenian football.

Moscow has confirmed that Vladimir Putin is open to negotiations on Ukraine, though Zelensky’s legitimacy remains a contentious issue.

For the first time, Armenia has four FIFA referees and eight assistant referees. Armenian officials will also work in VAR for international matches.

Nutella creator Francesco Rivella dies at 97, leaving behind a legacy in confectionery history.

İmamoğlu faces another indictment as he accuses Erdoğan of using judicial tactics to remove him from politics.

Armenian midfielder scored the only goal of the match, giving Krasnodar a 1-0 victory over Astana in a friendly game.

Former Georgian president Salome Zurabishvili was attacked at Tbilisi airport after returning from the Munich Security Conference.

Chinese AI company DeepSeek pauses app downloads in South Korea as privacy regulators investigate its data practices.

Armenian boxer claimed the GBC world championship title with a dominant victory in Czech Republic, defeating Miroslav Ščerban by technical knockout.

ZCMC has initiated the selection process for health insurance service providers following worker strikes demanding better wages and conditions.

John van’t Schip, the new head coach of Armenia’s national team, has arrived in Yerevan and is eager to start working with the squad.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre on an unofficial trip. He assured that his country will strive to maintain Christian presence in Israel.

Aram I expresses hope that Ahmed al-Sharaa’s leadership will open a bright new chapter in Syria’s history.

During his trial in Baku, Ruben Vardanyan refused to answer questions in protest against the accusations against him.

From April 1, 2025, new EU import security measures will require transporters to submit data before arrival under the ICS2 system.

Eleven Armenian defense companies are exhibiting advanced technologies at IDEX 2025 in Abu Dhabi, aiming to expand international cooperation and market presence.

An exhibition at the Colosseum initially omitted Armenia from a displayed map. Following diplomatic efforts, the issue was addressed, and Armenia has now been added.

Since January 1, over 1,600 citizens have received refunds under Armenia’s social credit program, with compensation covering certain education and healthcare expenses.

President Trump is reportedly making notable concessions to President Putin ahead of upcoming Ukraine negotiations in Saudi Arabia.

Robert Kocharyan held a press conference addressing domestic and foreign policy issues.

Armenia’s national football team has a new head coach. The experienced Dutch specialist, who previously led Ajax and Greece, takes the helm.

Pope Francis continues to receive medical treatment for a respiratory infection, with doctors advising an extended hospital stay.

Ukraine rules out recognizing results of Russia-U.S. talks in Saudi Arabia, as it was not involved, Zelensky says.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan reflects on Inter’s loss to Juventus, stressing that one defeat doesn’t change their ambitions and that they remain title contenders.

The ongoing trials in Baku against former Nagorno-Karabakh officials are a dangerous precedent for Armenia, according to former President.

Dmitry Masleev, a globally acclaimed pianist and winner of prestigious awards, including the first prize at the 15th Tchaikovsky International Competition, mesmerized Armenian music lovers.

Georgian-Armenians can now drive their Georgian-registered vehicles in Armenia for up to a year without additional procedures.