The Armenian prime minister says maintaining momentum in negotiations was a key priority following the parliamentary elections.

During the appeal hearing, the defense challenged the legal basis of the case, while Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan declared his innocence.

The allegations concern the preparation of election bribery, while Ghazinyan continues to deny wrongdoing.

Authorities are working on various scenarios regarding potential early elections while continuing infrastructure projects in the city.

The CEC considered the motions submitted by the Prosecutor General’s Office during a closed-door session.

The prime minister rejected campaign claims about mass Azerbaijani resettlement and pledged continued action against election bribery.

The defense argues that the charges lack specificity and that courts relied on facts not properly examined during proceedings.

The changes will merge several existing communities in Lori, Syunik and Vayots Dzor as part of ongoing local governance reform.

The annual exercise brings together Armenian, U.S., French and Greek forces to strengthen peacekeeping readiness and interoperability.

Robert Kocharyan’s lawyer argues that the case concerns an old transaction unrelated to the former president or his family.

The proposal would restrict voting rights for citizens who spend extended periods outside Armenia, while preserving several exceptions.

The legislation introduces eligibility limits for gambling and new consumer protection measures aimed at reducing addiction risks.

The excavated upper soil layer was allegedly mixed with overburden rock and deposited by the company on agricultural and forest lands.

Defense lawyers reject the evidence cited by investigators, while prosecutors seek authorization for criminal proceedings and detention.

Investigators say they obtained information suggesting voters were offered incentives in exchange for electoral support.

Authorities say irregularities were found in land lease registration and other transactions involving the cement producer.

Satellite imagery analysis indicates the removal of memorials dedicated to local residents killed in wars.

Customs figures indicate a sharp imbalance in trade flows, with Azerbaijani exports to Armenia far exceeding Armenian shipments.

The decision allows investigators to proceed with legal actions in a case involving alleged election bribery.

European officials are discussing trade preferences aimed at helping Armenian exporters affected by Russian import restrictions.

The tribunal will separately examine Armenia’s objections before considering the merits of claims brought by the Karapetyan family.

Officials reviewed progress on a strategic memorandum and discussed advancing cooperation in defense innovation and technologies.

The European court found that two protesters were unlawfully deprived of liberty during the 2015 Electric Yerevan demonstrations.

“We expect ODIHR and other international election observation missions to provide an impartial assessment,” the post says.

The motion was based, in particular, on allegations that the time limits applicable to criminal prosecution had been violated.

Appeal proceedings continue in Baku as former Artsakh officials challenge convictions that resulted in life sentences and lengthy prison terms.

According to the party, information-related and external factors also cast doubt on the constitutional legitimacy of the electoral process.

The prosecutor has appealed to the CEC to obtain consent to initiate criminal prosecution against Kocharyan.

The Interior Ministry wants to allow wider use of videoconferencing during court proceedings and in the execution of criminal sentences.

The foreign ministers of Turkey and Russia discussed regional developments, including ongoing efforts to advance peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.