Experts gathered in Syunik to discuss deeper bilateral cooperation, regional developments, and proposals for future joint initiatives.

Arthur Sahakyan’s Together Alone received a Special Mention from the international jury at the 23rd Golden Apricot Yerevan Int’l Film Festival.

Armenia’s Central Election Commission approved a request to authorize criminal prosecution of Narek Karapetyan.

Air quality monitoring found dust concentrations above permitted limits in central Yerevan and several Armenian cities.

Defense lawyer Aram Vardevanyan says the Central Election Commission returned the prosecution’s request for detention.

His legal team challenged investigators and objected to the removal of one of his defense attorneys.

“The court granted the investigator’s motion and extended the detention by two months,” his lawyer said.

The ARF also drew attention to what it described as “one-man neo-Bolshevism” and state-level electoral corruption.

Lawyer Aram Vardevanyan argued that the proceedings involving Narek Karapetyan are politically motivated.

All of the officials concerned had been appointed during the tenure of current Speaker Alen Simonyan.

Armenian and Canadian officials reviewed bilateral cooperation, regional developments, and opportunities to strengthen economic ties.

Armenia’s economy minister says the number of jobs has increased by more than 302,000 compared with June 2017, citing official statistics.

Armenia’s Central Election Commission has announced the date and time of the inaugural session of the parliament elected on June 7.

An application has been lodged with the European Court of Human Rights over Ruben Vardanyan’s case.

Prosecutors presented their arguments during appeal proceedings involving former Artsakh officials.

Armenia will be represented by six wrestlers in the freestyle competition and 10 wrestlers in the Greco-Roman tournament.

The reports concern four certificates for light industry products and one declaration for food products.

“I have decided to accept a mandate as a deputy of Armenia’s National Assembly,” Garik Sargsyan said.

The deliberations, which began on the evening of July 21, did not conclude, and the adoption of a decision was deferred.

“The CEC cannot consider the issue of depriving a person of liberty; that issue must be decided by parliament,” Vardevanyan said.

An Armenian court has agreed to hear a lawsuit seeking a retraction and apology over statements alleged to have been defamatory.

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The CEC has completed the distribution of parliamentary mandates, confirming the composition of the newly elected legislature.

Twenty-seven parliamentary candidates from the Civil Contract party declined their mandates.

Aram Vardevanyan, a lawyer and member of the Strong Armenia party, told reporters that the case is an example of political persecution.

Prosecutors accuse Kamo Areyan of abusing official powers in the alleged unlawful transfer of protected public green areas.

ENA says it transferred about 12.6 billion drams in taxes and duties during the first half of 2026.

Prosecutors allege preparations for vote buying tied to Armenia’s 2026 parliamentary election.

As of July 19, Armenia had exported 7,600 tonnes of apricots, according to Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan. In a post on Facebook, Papoyan summarized this year's export figures and again stressed that no apricots had been exported to Spain. “Between June 1 and July 19, Armenia exported 7,600 tonnes of apricots, equivalent to about 380 …

Police say an illegal basalt mining scheme was uncovered in Vayots Dzor, with preliminary estimates indicating significant damage to the state.