Armenian and EU officials discussed transport, energy and digital connectivity projects, highlighting prospects for deeper cooperation.

The document stipulates that the law would enter into force on the day following its official publication.

The French official was recognized for his contribution to strengthening Armenian-French relations and advancing strategic partnership.

The government proposal seeks to classify all ENA shares as an overriding public interest asset.

Russian MFA spokeswoman said Armenian authorities are increasing pressure on politicians advocating closer cooperation with Moscow.

Lawyer Liparit Drmeyan says all parties that contested parliamentary elections must defend the votes cast by their supporters.

Officials reviewed the implementation of new legislation on missing persons and outlined priorities for coordinating future work.

During the 2021 parliamentary elections, Safaryan was included in the electoral list of the Shirinyan-Babajanyan Alliance of Democrats.

Investigators say eight people have been charged in the case, with arrests, house arrests, and other preventive measures imposed.

Armenian regulators revoked a casino operator’s license, citing discrepancies between reported financial data and gaming machine records.

Yervand Mkrtchyan set a new national record en route to gold, while Razmik Ghazaryan secured silver for Armenia.

Officials urge caution after a widely shared image allegedly showing damage to a major Artsakh monument failed verification.

Investigators say evidence points to alleged vote-buying activities involving supporters and candidates linked to an electoral alliance.

Armenia’s Constitutional Court has combined election-related appeals as two judges step aside from reviewing the case.

Officials reviewed ways to strengthen postal services, improve logistics and support growing trade and economic relations.

Armenian authorities reminded mining companies that mandatory environmental requirements aim to reduce dust emissions.

“For some, it is a celebration of Armenia’s ancient Christian heritage; for others, it is a reflection of one oligarch’s outsized ambitions,” the article says.

Armenian officials explored advanced security technologies and discussed cooperation opportunities with international partners.

Acclaimed filmmakers, critics, and cultural figures will judge Golden Apricot’s international competition during the festival in Yerevan.

A light earthquake was detected in northern Armenia and was felt in several towns and villages of Tavush Province.

A Pobeda flight from Gyumri to Moscow was redirected to Makhachkala after transmitting a general emergency signal.

This year, CaseKey introduces a significantly enhanced program, distinguished by its strengthened academic component.

Georgia imported a record volume of flowers from Armenia in May, with supplies nearly tripling compared to a year earlier.

Robert Kocharyan has taken legal action against the Central Electoral Commission, challenging a recent decision concerning him.

The agreement is expected to contribute to the diversification of regional connectivity routes.

According to the ANC, the government’s long-term objective is to secure a constitutional majority in parliament.

Hovhannisyan says Armenia’s Electoral Code provides no mechanism to transfer mandates if all opposition candidates renounce their seats.

After a year on the wanted list, Kamo Grigoryan appeared before investigators with his lawyer and was remanded in custody.

The Court is required to examine the case and adopt a decision no later than 15 days after the date the application is registered.

Eight Russian citizens received prison sentences in Azerbaijan in a case involving alleged drug trafficking and cyber fraud.