International rights organizations warn that lawsuits against two Amulsar mine critics could restrict environmental debate in Armenia.

Armenia’s prime minister outlines plans to pursue European standards regardless of membership.

From 2018 to 2022, Torosyan served as a World Bank consultant on regulatory impact assessment and evidence-based policymaking.

Armenia has not made a final decision on its nuclear power plant project, Deputy Foreign Minister Robert Abisoghomonyan said.

In a congratulatory message to Spain’s prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan highlights the strengthening of bilateral relations.

Prosecutorial measures have led to demolitions across 12 hectares near Lake Sevan.

Armenia’s National Assembly ratified a housing financing agreement on October 12, with 66 votes in favor and 21 abstentions.

Liana Manukyan challenges nearly 290 million drams in government spending, citing major price differences for conference merchandise.

RA deputy FM says parliamentary ratification procedures remain after the Constitutional Court found no conflict with the Constitution.

Ucom’s participation will include a range of environmental, professional, and public events.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says severing ties with Russia has never been Armenia’s objective.

According to the plan, the park will serve as an organic extension of the Matenadaran’s exhibitions.

Proposed salary changes for Yerevan municipal officials spark debate, with opposition lawmakers questioning priorities.

Tsarukyan’s lawyer releases video excerpts, arguing Iranian businessmen accused of stealing his money were wrongly recognized as victims.

Julhakyan attended the exhibition in Poland, highlighting Armenian-Polish ties and meeting representatives of the local Armenian community.

Avinyan highlights three major traffic obstacles, calling for dedicated bus lanes, stricter parking enforcement and faster accident clearance.

Romik Harutyunyan and Eduard Karamyan add silver and bronze to Armenia’s medal tally.

Danielyan recounts courtroom exchanges over his Facebook posts, criticizing accusations that he instructed people not to fear.

Armenia’s independence anniversary celebration in Washington brought together U.S. officials and business representatives.

Gasoline prices in Armenia have climbed above global and regional averages, raising concerns about transportation costs.

Armenia is inviting visitors to explore the Green Zone and discover practical solutions for protecting ecosystems worldwide.

Ani Avetisyan, who was wounded by an Azerbaijani soldier, cannot move her injured leg and faces another operation.

Ararat Mirzoyan will visit Poland on October 12-13 for the Warsaw Security Forum, with bilateral meetings also scheduled.

Abovyan argues that Tsarukyan has demonstrated how Armenia can build a strong economy without depending on Turkey or Azerbaijan.

Armenia’s new biometric documents will meet EU security standards, with ID cards mandatory for citizens aged 16 and older.

The Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin has pledged to defend the Armenian Apostolic Church’s rights through all lawful means.

Court proceedings involving two Mother Armenia movement members are postponed after authorities fail to bring one defendant from house arrest.

Pashinyan’s spokesperson dismissed Russian media reports claiming three leaders held closed-door talks in Turkmenistan.

An Interpol-coordinated operation across 17 countries uncovers thousands of illegal weapons.

European experts review Armenia’s progress on visa liberalization, focusing on reforms.