Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee has detained Ashot Khachatryan in an election bribery investigation.

Prime Minister said Armenia owns its railway and could seek arbitration if disagreements over its use cannot be resolved amicably.

Employees of companies linked to Tsarukyan say officials heard their concerns but gave no clear answers about reopening their workplaces.

In its July 28 review, Moody’s revised the outlook on Armenia’s sovereign credit rating from stable to positive.

Supporters displayed banners atop Mount Ararat and Mount Aragats to draw renewed international attention to Armenians held in Azerbaijan.

Armenian prosecutors are examining allegations by former ruling party member Tatul Asilyan that Avet Konjoryan threatened his mother.

Newly crowned U17 world champion Janes Nazaryan says Armenia’s team was warmly welcomed.

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Armenia’s first deputy high-tech minister outlined the country’s artificial intelligence strategy at the AI for Good Summit.

The Kars chamber president says border normalization could unlock trade, with Armenian flowers emerging as a potential new import for Turkey.

Court rejects prosecutors’ request for pretrial detention, ordering house arrest instead in an alleged vote-buying case.

Delegates unanimously elected Arthur Nazaryan to lead Armenia’s Basketball Federation after Hrachya Rostomyan stepped down.

Armenian military officials and the ICRC reviewed ongoing cooperation, focusing on humanitarian law programs.

Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee says hundreds have been detained and prosecuted over alleged election crimes.

17-year-old wrestler claimed a second world title in Baku as Armenia’s anthem played despite whistles during the ceremony.

Former Masis mayor was appointed as an adviser while court proceedings over his criminal case continue after a partial appeal ruling.

Rostomyan said that after leading the Basketball Federation of Armenia for 20 years, he was bidding farewell to the post.

Pashinyan confirmed that Suren Papikyan and Arpine Sargsyan will retain their ministerial posts in the new government.

Armenia has secured a leadership role in the World Heritage Committee following the latest session, with the next meeting set for Istanbul.

The ARF Armenian Cause Central Council stressed that Armenia did not request CSTO assistance during the 44-day war.

The Armenian government plans to allocate nearly 24 million drams from its reserve fund for an amateur cycling tour.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan denied receiving any ultimatum over Armenia’s geopolitical choices.

Of the 22 real estate properties, 19 have a combined estimated average market value of 11,154,790,000 drams.

Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party has selected its nominees to chair the NA standing committees following an internal secret ballot.

Armenia’s Prosecutor General’s Office is seeking the confiscation of extensive assets and more than 17.7 billion drams from former tax chief.

Greco-Roman wrestler Ararat Avetisyan secured a bronze medal in Baku as the national team’s coach praised the squad’s performance.

Earlier, media outlets reported that Avet Konjoryan had repeatedly driven past the home of Nairi Hakobyan while shouting insults.

Armenia and Iran are discussing expanding their long-running gas-for-electricity program.

Moody’s has revised Armenia’s sovereign credit outlook to positive while affirming its Ba3 long-term sovereign credit rating.

Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia has no plans to leave the EAEU but warned unresolved export restrictions threaten the bloc’s future.