Armenia’s strategic partnership with the U.S. ensures regional stability, Aram Sargsyan claims.

Secondary sanctions on key trade partners hinder Armenia’s development, exacerbating regional challenges, a new report says.

The CSTO is a regional intergovernmental alliance comprising six post-Soviet countries.

“We continue to move in this direction, and the peace agenda remains our priority,” Armen Grigoryan said.

Grigoryan also addressed the possible extension of the EU observer mission’s mandate along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border.

“The goal is to consolidate existing demarcated areas,” the Prime Minister emphasized.

Mirzoyan highlighted that while these warnings were included in previous guidance, earlier strict wording has now been removed.

Emphasis was also placed on implementing measures to influence consumer behavior.

The agreement was concluded during the 16th session of the Iran-Azerbaijan Joint Economic Commission.

Nikol Pashinyan met with senior representatives from the parliaments of Northern Europe and the Baltic states.

Nathalie Loiseau stressed that Armenia is a sovereign state that makes decisions based on the interests of its people.

Residents of Armenia who submit an annual income declaration may claim refunds for social expenses.

The Prime Minister will take part in a panel discussion and hold bilateral meetings with international partners.

Kyrgyzstan’s Foreign Minister Jeenbek Kulubaev will arrive in Armenia on a working visit on January 23.

The report highlights institutional restrictions and social challenges for Christians in Turkey.

“The information we learned and the scenes we witnessed are troubling,” Nikol Pashinyan said.

Mirzoyan noted that Armenia and the United States have engaged in strategic dialogue for years.

Khachkar Studios to invest US$10+ mln in Armenian Christian media

Danielyan asked whether the Voskepar-Kirants segment of the Armenia-Georgia interstate road is planned to be handed over to Azerbaijan.

The case has been sent to Tehran for the execution of the sentence,” Asghar Jahangir stated.

Alexander Sirunyan’s nomination as an SJC member by the Civil Contract faction faced controversy.

As part of the visit, a panel discussion titled “Together for Peace and Democracy” is planned.

The government also plans to digitize services related to acquiring or terminating citizenship.

The agreement aims to enhance data exchange and transparency between Armenia and the U.S.

Armenia prohibits the sale of energy drinks to individuals under 18, prioritizing public health and youth well-being.

“The tragedy at the Bolu ski resort is shocking. My condolences to the families of the victims,” he wrote.

Zhanna Andreasyan noted that the ministry is currently awaiting a response from the organizers.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will travel to Davos on January 23 to participate in the World Economic Forum.

“During the forced displacement from Nagorno Karabakh, many Armenian citizens’ vehicles were left behind,” said Khachatryan.

Proposed changes aim to standardize Armenia’s anthem, ensuring a unified version.