Russian wheat and other goods continue reaching Armenia through Azerbaijan, while fuel exports from Azerbaijan to Armenia also continue.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has reappointed Kristinne Grigoryan as head of Armenia’s Foreign Intelligence Service after serving in an acting capacity.

From prison in Baku, former Nagorno-Karabakh parliament speaker Davit Ishkhanyan says the appeal process was politically motivated and the outcome predetermined.

Russia’s deputy prime minister says bilateral trade with Armenia has declined sharply and predicts the downward trend will continue.

An Armenian court granted investigators’ request to detain Multi Group director Artur Dallakyan as part of a major fraud and money laundering investigation.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says poor university entrance exam results highlight the need for stricter teacher certification and faster education reforms.

Armenia’s justice minister says constitutional reform remains a domestic matter and any decision on adopting a new constitution will rest with the public.

Pakistan’s ambassador to Russia says stronger ties with Armenia, Azerbaijan and the wider Caucasus offer opportunities for cooperation and people-to-people connections.

An appeals court in Baku upheld the convictions of former Nagorno-Karabakh officials, while Ruben Vardanyan’s case continues separately.

Armenia’s parliament is considering opposition nominee Aram Vardevanyan for deputy speaker, a position legally reserved for an opposition representative.

The Armenian government has approved draft legislation to rename three ministries, reflecting updated priorities in technology, social policy and international trade.

The three-week educational camp offers free technology courses, helping young people strengthen digital skills through international learning opportunities.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan departed for Kyrgyzstan for a Eurasian intergovernmental meeting amid continued discussion over Armenia’s regional economic orientation.

Karekin II and six bishops are expected at the opening court hearing in a case challenging church decisions and state involvement.

Armenia plans worldwide anniversary events highlighting history, culture, peace agenda, and investment potential.

Court approves investigators’ request as former Multi Group executive is placed in pretrial detention amid an ongoing large-scale fraud and money laundering investigation.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and a senior U.S. official discussed TRIPP implementation and broader Armenia–U.S. cooperation during talks in Yerevan.

The Azerbaijani presidential aide said Armenia has adapted to new geopolitical realities while outlining Baku’s position on peace and regional connectivity.

Armenia’s parliament elected Vahagn Aleksanyan as deputy speaker, while the Hayastan Alliance declined to participate in the vote.

Supporters will protest the delayed review of Aregnaz Manukyan’s appeal, saying the case file has not yet reached the appellate court.

Armenia’s Constitutional Court will review the TRIPP strategic cooperation agreement before it can proceed to parliamentary ratification.

Armenian investigators detained two senior Multi Group executives as part of a major fraud and money laundering investigation.

To celebrate the launch of the new Mastercard World card, IDBank has prepared a special campaign for its customers.

Armenian and U.S. officials discussed TRIPP implementation, regional connectivity, economic cooperation, and progress since last year’s Washington Peace Summit.

Multi Wellness has challenged Yerevan Municipality in court over revoked development rights and municipal ownership of the disputed property.

This initiative will enable FPWC specialists to continuously monitor the movement and behavior of wild animals.

Armenia and Turkey reaffirm commitment to restoring the historic Ani Bridge together and agree to accelerate the implementation of their previously signed protocol.

Archaeologists uncovered a 34-room stone complex that could represent the oldest known settlement at the future Academic City site.

Argentine lawmakers and Armenian officials discussed expanding parliamentary cooperation and outlined future joint initiatives to strengthen bilateral relations.

Armenia records more criminal reports, investigations and court referrals, while recovering billions of drams in damages during first half of 2026.