Nikol Pashinyan met Turkmenistan’s president to discuss political and economic ties ahead of a regional summit.

Officials from Armenia and Azerbaijan met in Goris to discuss power line placement, technical coordination and next steps under TRIPP.

Mesure calls for stronger European action on Armenian prisoners, displaced Karabakh residents and international legal obligations.

New regulations aim to encourage voluntary tax compliance by increasing permitted liability thresholds.

Armenia’s prime minister reaffirms willingness to cooperate with Azerbaijan on missing persons.

Armenia’s tax authority reports that one electric vehicle import quota is nearly exhausted, while dealers retain greater availability.

Armenia is exploring electricity imports and exports with Turkey and Azerbaijan, including plans to activate the Gyumri-Kars power line.

Armenia’s competition regulator attributes elevated gasoline prices to global market conditions and says they pose no threat of economic crisis.

Armenia’s prime minister says breakthroughs in longstanding murder investigations demonstrate institutional progress.

At the United Nations, Armenia emphasizes development financing and pledges to support participation by vulnerable countries in COP17.

Spain retains top spot, while Armenia slips one position following September’s international fixtures.

Opposition MP revisits his previously published list of concessions, challenging Pashinyan’s parliamentary statements.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan expects informal contacts with Russian and Azerbaijani leaders during his visit to Turkmenistan.

The roadmap is expected to be reviewed annually to assess results and priorities and, where necessary, refine the next steps.

An opposition lawmaker argued that a lost soldier would not travel 50 kilometers into Armenia or threaten children with a weapon.

Armenian health authorities are monitoring reports from Russia and preparing preventive measures.

Armenia is evaluating nuclear power plant proposals from several countries, Khudatyan said.

He faces charges linked to Facebook posts, while his lawyer challenges the court’s decision and alleges political persecution.

Workers earning up to 200,000 drams will enter health insurance, while monthly social package payments will be discontinued.

Lawyers say many seized paintings belonged to other Khachatryan family members who received the artworks as gifts over time.

Movsisyan says internal issues led to inappropriate concert broadcast and promises measures preventing similar incidents.

CIS leaders will review multilateral cooperation, security, trade, energy and climate issues during their two-day summit in Turkmenistan.

Participants discussed steps aimed at ensuring Armenia’s active involvement in culture and education.

It remains unclear which specific variant could serve as the basis for a potential local production program in Armenia.

Pashinyan congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on his birthday and discussed bilateral relations during their phone call.

Roman Yeritsyan says Defense Ministry decisions stripping several Karabakh servicemen of service housing rights have been challenged in court.

Agreements reached by Armenia and Azerbaijan with Russian support in 2020-2022 remain relevant today, Kalugin said.

EU enlargement commissioner says Brussels is ready to support Armenia’s closer integration if Yerevan fulfills its commitments and requirements.

From November 1, Armenia will digitize residence status procedures while increasing state fees and introducing several new charges.

Pashinyan says Armenia has grounds to terminate railway concession but prefers friendly negotiations involving an acceptable third country.