The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) recorded nearly 4% economic growth in 2024, with Armenia achieving one of the highest rates at 6%.

For the first time, Armenia’s state budget has received a 33 billion dram ($83 million) dividend from the Zangezur Copper-Molybdenum Combine, Prime Minister Pashinyan announced.

Catholicos Aram I strongly rebuked Prime Minister Pashinyan’s recent remarks on the Armenian Genocide, warning that such narratives align with Turkey’s denialist stance.

A video showing a group singing an Azerbaijani song in Yerevan’s Republic Square during New Year celebrations has gone viral. Authorities later confirmed the individuals were Iranian citizens.

Russian Ambassador Sergey Kopyrkin emphasized the importance of Armenia-Russia cooperation within the EAEU, stating that participation in the bloc provides tangible benefits for member states.

Families of missing soldiers met with officials in a closed parliamentary discussion. While Kocharyan called it constructive, parents left frustrated, saying key questions remain unanswered.

Canada’s Foreign Minister highlighted the rights of Artsakh Armenians and called for the release of Armenian POWs held in Azerbaijan, stressing Armenia’s security concerns.

Georgian Prime Minister emphasized the importance of close cooperation between Georgia and Armenia, stating that the two nations share a long-standing friendship that has evolved into a strategic partnership.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reaffirmed Armenia’s interest in regional projects, highlighting readiness to join the Black Sea electric cable initiative.

The European Union has extended its observer mission in Armenia until February 2027, aiming to enhance stability and trust in border regions.

Institute hopes Armenian PM will clarify his remarks on the Genocide

Vardan Kostanyan has been relieved of his duties as Armenia’s trade attaché in Iran and appointed deputy minister of territorial administration and infrastructure.

Armenia extends heartfelt condolences following the tragic collision near Washington, D.C., resulting in numerous fatalities.

Armenian and Georgian leaders discussed economic cooperation and mutual support, reaffirming their commitment to strengthening bilateral ties and respecting each other’s sovereignty.

The head of the EU mission in Armenia observed the situation on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, expressing gratitude to local residents for their warm reception.

Viva’s “UNLIM Basic” tariff plan is designed for those who prefer the Internet over calls.

European Parliament reports welcome Armenia-EU cooperation progress, support Yerevan’s stance on CSTO, and stress the need for stronger EU autonomy in global affairs.

The Games will include competitions in ice hockey, cross-country skiing, alpine skiing, snowboarding, chess, snowball fights, and sports dances.

Armenia initiates a pilot program to expand nursery services, adjusting age thresholds and increasing capacity.

Armenia to initiate chickenpox vaccinations in February, focusing on children and pre-conscription individuals.

The organization highlights the significance of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan for regional stability.

Armenia has seen unprecedented growth in scientific publications, while salaries for researchers have at least doubled compared to 2021, according to officials.

Georgia seeks to act as a mediator in strengthening regional peace and stability. Tbilisi hopes the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace treaty will include mutually acceptable terms.

Armenia fully supports the restoration of transport routes and has presented constructive proposals to Baku, awaiting a positive response, said Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan.

Georgia’s foreign minister highlights deepening strategic ties with Armenia while addressing challenges posed by Russia’s occupation of Georgian territories.

An American Airlines plane with 60 passengers collided midair with a military helicopter over Washington, crashing into the Potomac River. Rescuers continue their search under difficult conditions.

More than 100 artists, musicians, and intellectuals have called on Yerevan residents to boycott the planned increase in public transport fares starting February 1.

The Swiss-Armenian Council has expressed concern over Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s remarks in Zurich, calling for clarity on his stance regarding the Armenian Genocide.

On January 30, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze will also visit Armenia with a delegation on a working trip.

At the PACE session, Armenian MP Sona Ghazaryan warned of the growing normalization of force, historical distortions, and state-sponsored hate speech in education.