Russian diplomat says Yerevan seeks to place responsibility for Russian military base’s possible withdrawal from Gyumri on Moscow.

Public broadcaster council reprimands two senior executives after entertainment concert aired on September 27.

Civil Contract’s board decided to expel Hayk Sargsyan and Avetik Ordyan during an October 6 meeting chaired by Nikol Pashinyan.

Prosecutors are reviewing an 80-page report containing allegations based largely on media reports published over several years.

Ushakov says no diplomatic discussions have begun over Pashinyan’s possible visit to Russia.

Azerbaijan says DNA profiles submitted by Armenia did not match remains found in territories that came under Baku’s control.

Pashinyan says report was based on publicly available information supporting claims of crisis within Armenian Apostolic Church.

Russian diplomat says Armenia could lose preferential gas pricing if Yerevan revises its allied relationship with Moscow.

Pashinyan says it remains unclear whether the Azerbaijani soldier deliberately entered Armenia or crossed the border after becoming lost.

Police are investigating how thieves removed Salvador Dali’s massive bronze book cover unnoticed from an art center in central France.

Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly refuses to return to Portugal while Jorge Jesus remains coach.

Gold declined during October 6 trading, while silver and platinum prices rose, with one gram of gold valued around $132.75.

Security Council Secretary thanked Luxembourg Ambassador Alain de Muyser for his diplomatic service.

Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court fully granted prosecutors’ asset confiscation claim against Tigran Grigoryan.

Armenia plans to launch its new satellite by early 2029, while officials are also considering new international cooperation opportunities.

Rubinyan says authorities must determine how the Azerbaijani serviceman entered Armenia.

Armenian lawmakers approved an 11-member Church inquiry commission, while opposition factions said they would not participate in its work.

Narek Karapetyan criticized possible extradition of an Azerbaijani serviceman accused of shooting an Armenian resident in Shaki.

Armenian Prime Minister and France’s newly appointed ambassador discussed economic ties, infrastructure, water management and upcoming joint projects.

Vardan Ghukasyan was acquitted of hooliganism, while his lawyer expects prosecutors may appeal the court’s ruling.

Relatives of missing servicemen and public figures petitioned parliament, seeking public hearings and publication of its report.

Pashinyan outlined TRIPP prospects, regional transport links, investment opportunities and Armenia’s economic growth priorities.

Narek Karapetyan also said ahead of the agenda vote that the faction would not join the commission or participate in the vote.

Rubinyan described the Shaki incident as a crime, while Strong Armenia lawmakers sought a political response and proposed a parliamentary inquiry.

COP17 will bring governments and international organizations to Yerevan for talks on biodiversity, cooperation and interconnected global challenges.

Rubinyan urged lawmakers to resume constructive debate, while an opposition MP accused a Civil Contract member of provoking tensions.

The officials noted progress in developing the bilateral strategic partnership since the August 8, 2025 summit in Washington.

Melikyan praised Armenia’s discipline, commitment and character after the goalless Nations League draw away against Montenegro.

Armenia has unveiled a COP17 commemorative coin made from recycled silver, highlighting the conference’s message.

Armenia has appointed two new Diaspora affairs commissioners abroad, with both serving as advisers on a voluntary basis.