Court rulings clear way for two land plots inside Dilijan National Park to return to state ownership after prosecutors successfully challenged development rights.

An anti-corruption court partially approved the investigator’s request, extending Armen Ashotyan’s house arrest as criminal proceedings against him continue. The Anti-Corruption Court partially approved the investigator’s motion and extended the house arrest imposed on Armen Ashotyan by one month, his lawyer Ruben Melikyan said. Ashotyan was initially remanded in custody on June 5 for one …

The European Commission says no concrete proposal exists to establish a migrant return center in Armenia despite recent reports circulating in Italian media.

The speakers of the Armenian and Ukrainian parliaments discussed bilateral cooperation and emphasized strengthening interparliamentary ties during a phone call.

The U.S.-based institute endorsed a proposed humanitarian delegation to Baku and called on Western governments to help ensure its safety.

Hayk Konjoryan secured 63 votes in a secret ballot to become a deputy speaker of Armenia’s National Assembly.

Saghatelyan says Armenia could face major political tensions over constitutional reform and calls for broader public mobilization.

Washington has doubled funding for the TRIPP+ Enterprise Fund, supporting investment linked to a transport initiative centered on Armenia.

Armenia’s Foreign Ministry says it has neither received a proposal nor held discussions on hosting detention centers for irregular migrants from EU countries.

Armenia’s central bank left its key policy rate unchanged while maintaining its lending and deposit facility rates at existing levels.

Kazakhstan’s president congratulated Armenia’s prime minister on his reappointment and emphasized strengthening strategic cooperation between the two countries.

Russian authorities have suspended sales of selected batches of Armenian bottled water and soft drinks pending completion of safety inspections.

Investigators launched criminal proceedings after a complaint alleging public obscene insults, while a separate internal inquiry is also underway.

The earthquake was felt in several towns and villages of Syunik Province, with no immediate reports of damage or casualties.

Investigators allege more than 1.13 billion drams in unpaid taxes as criminal proceedings continue against the company’s director and beneficial owner.

Local media reported detentions of several officials as part of an anti-corruption investigation linked to alleged illegal fishing in Lake Sevan.

Former government official seeks retraction of statements he considers defamatory after remarks made by Armenia’s prime minister during a recent briefing.

Senior Azerbaijani official says Baku expects constitutional changes in Armenia and sees no obstacle to a peace treaty if its concerns are addressed.

Investigators allege more than 492 million drams in unpaid taxes, with criminal prosecution launched against the company’s current and former directors.

The five-day workshop brings together Eastern European experts to strengthen cooperation, data analysis and professional expertise in nuclear-test monitoring. A five-day regional workshop organized by the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) for National Data Centers from Eastern European countries opened on August 3 at the Seismic Protection Territorial Service of Armenia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs. …

Russian envoy says any decision on suspending Armenia’s voting rights in the CSTO would require unanimous approval by member states.

Investigators say the case concerns alleged payment promises to encourage participation in campaign rallies before being referred for prosecutorial review.

Temporary manager says ENA’s board remained inactive for more than a year while receiving substantial compensation.

After a multi-stage selection process, hundreds of candidates remain under consideration as Armenia prepares appointments to senior government positions.

President Vahagn Khachaturyan has reappointed Gevorg Papoyan and Vahe Hovhannisyan as Armenia’s economy and finance ministers.

According to the Investigative Committee, on February 4, 2026, Chalabyan met representatives of a foreign state at a café in Yerevan.

Marriott Bonvoy removed a disputed tour to Shushi and Stepanakert after coordinated protests by Armenian organizations and human rights advocates.

Armenia’s National Assembly will establish an Ethics Committee with equal representation from the ruling majority and the opposition.

The President has appointed Tadevosyan as Armenia’s high-tech industry minister, while most other Cabinet members retained their posts.

Civil Contract lawmaker says he will leave the defense committee to work on legal affairs, citing his experience in security issues.