Armenia’s industrial output increased by 12.2% in the first five months of 2026, according to Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan.

The initiative said the amendments disproportionately restrict voting rights and contradict the Constitution.

“We express our support for Gagik Tsarukyan and for all individuals facing politically motivated persecution,” the statement said.

The alliance says pressure on Gagik Tsarukyan targets opposition forces and harms Armenia’s economy and investment climate.

Eight Armenian opposition groups accuse authorities of politically motivated pressure against Gagik Tsarukyan.

Investigators allege an organized criminal scheme involving fraud and money laundering.

Rosatom says a new large or medium-capacity nuclear power plant could provide a long-term solution to Armenia’s electricity needs.

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin called for stronger humanitarian, cultural, and regional cooperation with Armenia.

On July 3, 2026, Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court partially upheld the Prosecutor General’s Office’s claim for the confiscation of property.

Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan has appointed Karen Grigoryan as ambassador to Pakistan.

Thirty railcars carrying Russian propane have been dispatched to Armenia through Azerbaijan.

The prime ministers of Armenia and Russia discussed bilateral relations, the Eurasian Economic Union, and urgent issues.

An opposition European Parliament lawmaker has asked the European Commission to clarify its assessment of Avetik Chalabyan’s detention.

Armenia’s Prosecutor General’s Office has called for the termination of a long-running lease for a shoreline land plot on Lake Sevan.

Gevorg Papoyan called for deeper industrial cooperation within the Eurasian Economic Union during a meeting in Yekaterinburg.

Armenian and European Union officials reviewed progress on justice reforms, anti-corruption efforts, and visa liberalization.

Araratcement says investigators have completed their searches, but sealed offices continue to disrupt operations at the factory.

According to the court’s ruling, victims in Germany suffered losses of approximately €8 million.

As part of the initiative, 15,758 trees have already been planted in Armenia’s Shirak Province.

Armenian and EU officials discussed regional security, transport connectivity and the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process.

Iveta Tonoyan says removing foreign athletes from Armenia’s Olympic training base could trigger an international controversy.

Investigators say simultaneous searches are underway at more than 70 locations as part of multiple ongoing criminal investigations.

The alliance says it will take its mandates, arguing they are essential tools for political resistance and defending voters’ interests.

The plot has an estimated cadastral value close to market value of 1.109 million drams.

Babayan says the opposition will bear responsibility if the government succeeds in putting constitutional amendments to a referendum.

The Armenian National Congress calls for an urgent Constitutional Court review of electoral law amendments.

Ruben Rubinyan says Strong Armenia’s decision to take parliamentary seats is an attempt to avoid justice and will not succeed.

Attorney Yerem Sargsyan said he has not yet reviewed the details of the criminal proceedings.

Galstyan stressed that failing to respond adequately to Azerbaijan’s policies weakens the very principles on which the OSCE was founded.

Five opposition political forces say the Constitutional Court ruling marks the beginning of coordinated political resistance.