EU Foreign Ministers and top foreign policy officials will arrive in Armenia on June 25, as part of a larger trip to the region.

Two PoWs are accused of “torture and cruel treatment of Azerbaijani prisoners of war during the first Karabakh war”.

Ara Aivazian, however, has dismissed Security Council chief Armen Grigoryan’s claims as “nonsense”.

The Armenian Church also pledged to continue efforts to ensure that the people regain firmness of spirit and self-confidence.

The body, which most probably belongs to a serviceman, will be identified through DNA analysis, Karabakh’s authorities said.

The Russian envoy revealed that the question of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs’ visit to the region is on the table.

Russian peacekeepers accompanied the more than 150 pilgrims and residents of Nagorno-Karabakh during the trip.

The Chief of General Staff noted that the army is ready to resolve the situation militarily but said that’s not a desirable scenario.

UNESCO will be visiting the Karabakh city of Shushi, as well as the Akna (Agdam) and Varanda (Fizuli) regions.

The former President said he doesn’t see himself in the parliament, though “a final decision has not been made yet.”

A total of 3778 tests have been performed in the past day, the National Center For Disease Control and Prevention said.

The Armenian photograhper named Kegham founded Gaza’s first photography studio.

Sarkissian wisshed success to the government “for the benefit of Armenia’s further development and progress.”

International observers, however, assessed the snap parliamentary elections in Armenia positively.

President of the European Council Charles Michel has sent “warm congratulations” to caretaker PM Nikol Pashinyan.

Harutyunyan’s visit to the Yerevan headquarters of Pashinyan’s party produced a tide of discontent among the people of Karabakh

According to the governor, the deployment of Russian border guards will be arranged in the coming days.

The U.S. said it is committed to strengthening its partnership with Armenia based on shared democratic values.

Lavrov called for waiting for the formation of government in Armenia to see how those processes can affect the situation in Karabakh.

The bodies, which most probably belong to servicemen, will be identified through DNA analysis, Karabakh authorities said.

The Lithuanian Foreign Minister hailed the elections as a clear victory of democracy and pro-European reform agenda.

The observers did not record any violations that could affect the expression of will of the voters and the results of elections.

Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov also congratulated the people of Armenia on their choice.

According to Hayastan (Armenia) bloc member Vahe Hakobyan, maximum administrative resources were used in the elections.

Armenia’s elections were competitive and well-managed, but marred by inflammatory language from key contestants.

The five were arrested on charges of bribing potential voters ahead of snap elections held across the country on June 20.

Foreigners currently residing in Armenia too can receive the jabs against the coronavirus free of charge.

Garo Paylan congratulated Nikol Pashinyan and his party for their victory in the snap parliamentary elections.

Kalashnikov said Pashinyan’s victory in the elections will have the slightest effect on relations between Armenia and Russia.

Alen Simonyan made the remarks in a social media post on June 21, in what appears to be a jab at the opposition.