Armenian Cup holders Noah say Armen Melikbekyan’s decision not to seek re-election should remain unchanged.

Armenia and Iran discussed reopening regional transport routes, border infrastructure projects, and expanding cooperation.

Proposed legal changes would restrict voting rights based on prior residency in Armenia.

The party has announced its self-dissolution, while its members say they will remain active in politics under a different format.

All Constitutional Court judges except one were appointed during the tenure of a single political force.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected to visit Armenia and Azerbaijan in early July.

On June 26, the Constitutional Court began hearing the case challenging the results of the parliamentary elections.

An annual public opinion survey indicates that most Armenians continue to view the European Union positively.

Investigators have brought a new charge against Ghukasyan, alleging he used force against a police officer during a court hearing.

The agreement was signed during OPEC Fund Development Forum 2026, which also marked the 50th anniversary of the institution.

The ruling Civil Contract party has nominated Alkhas Ghazaryan for the position of deputy speaker.

Judge Seda Safaryan, whose own participation in the case had also been questioned, responded to Orbelyan’s motion.

The Constitutional Court rejected Aram Orbelyan’s motion seeking to have the composition of the court declared unauthorized.

The Court of Cassation declined to hear the prosecutor’s appeal in a case involving Aragatsotn Diocese clergy.

The Constitutional Court rejected DOK’s request to separate its election complaint, keeping all challenges in a single consolidated proceeding.

Armenia’s Constitutional Court has begun hearing complaints to the parliamentary election results, with seven political forces seeking judicial review.

Armenia and the U.S. agreed on key artificial intelligence priorities, emphasizing innovation, resilient supply chains, and stronger private-sector cooperation.

Israel’s foreign minister says the government will consider officially recognizing the Armenian Genocide before the proposal advances to parliament.

Armenia has not paid its CSTO membership dues for two years as Russian officials warn of possible consequences under the organization’s charter.

Cybersecurity expert argues the proposed IMEI registry could expand state surveillance, create cybersecurity risks and raise concerns over personal data protection.

Russia has expanded import restrictions, suspending certification for remaining Armenian fish producers until previously identified violations are addressed.

Armen Melikbekyan says he will not seek another term, instead planning to focus on ongoing international football responsibilities and projects.

An appeals court overturned the previous verdict, ordered a retrial, and replaced house arrest with administrative supervision.

Vahagn Aleksanyan says his nomination followed a smooth internal process, stressing there is no tension within the Civil Contract party.

Ruben Rubinyan says his nomination reflects political consensus, praises Alen Simonyan’s record, and pledges to continue his team’s work.

In reality, Armenia’s Territorial Seismic Protection Service under the Ministry of Internal Affairs issued no such warning.

The multinational exercise concluded with an awards ceremony after nine days of joint peacekeeping training involving partner countries.

The government revised housing assistance rules for displaced families, addressing eligibility, down payments, and mortgage financing.

Armenia’s Prosecutor General’s Office has asked the Central Election Commission to authorize criminal prosecution of Gagik Tsarukyan.

Armenian and French officials discussed expanding business ties, investment cooperation and improving Armenian access to European markets.