Edmon Marukyan argues that another term for the current prime minister would increase restrictions and deepen authoritarian tendencies.

The Armenian fighter will continue his RAF campaign in Georgia against a veteran opponent from Kazakhstan.

Оfficials say export diversification efforts continue, with European markets showing interest but requiring compliance with strict standards.

Applications focus primarily on property rights claims linked to the loss of homes, land, and other assets in Artsakh.

“One can continue living in illusions, or one can look reality in the eye and see what is actually happening,” she said.

Armenia’s national team captain will appear in upcoming friendlies with a new jersey number after giving up his previous one.

Brussels plans immediate financial support and new trade measures to help Armenian exporters affected by Russian import restrictions.

Ishkhan Saghatelyan says searches are underway at a party office and private residences, urging supporters to remain active.

Authorities have launched land acquisition procedures for a major road project linking southern and northwestern districts of Yerevan.

Russia’s Security Council secretary says Moscow will not cover costs linked to Armenia’s closer ties with the European Union.

Kocharyan stressed that Armenia wants to maintain good relations with Washington, Brussels, and Moscow, and that this is entirely achievable.

Russian official says weakening Armenia-Russia economic ties could affect energy prices, food costs, and agricultural exports.

EU officials are preparing additional measures to help Armenia diversify export markets following Russian restrictions on imports.

“At Ucom, we consider cybersecurity as an integral part of the development of our networks and services,” Ralph Yirikian said.

Investigators are carrying out extensive searches across multiple regions as part of a criminal case involving alleged money laundering.

Under the current regulations, this support applies only to products from the manufacturing industry.

“Just seconds ago, before your eyes, I signed the Armenia-U.S. framework agreement on TRIPP,” Mirzoyan said.

Addressing supporters, Samvel Karapetyan said voters will determine the country’s future and direction in the upcoming elections.

The project includes upgrades to the Margara customs checkpoint, for which more than 10.7 million drams will be required.

During the meeting, discussions focused on the challenges facing forcibly displaced Armenians from Artsakh.

Ukrainian president says Europe should do more to support nations seeking freedom amid Russian pressure, including Armenia.

Ahead of elections, authorities stress severe consequences for electoral crimes and urge citizens to report suspected violations.

From prison, Arthur Osipyan says voters were prevented from learning key information, undermining conditions for a fair electoral choice.

The prime minister also commented on his June 1 phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Armenian officials say local defense manufacturers have significantly expanded production and military procurement in recent years.

Officials say dozens of suspects have been prosecuted as investigations focus on vote-buying and campaign-related offenses.

The opposition leader is asking a court to order a retraction of statements made by the prime minister and award compensation.

Authorities say misinformation has circulated regarding electoral rights and stress that citizenship remains a legal requirement for voting.

An International Republican Institute delegation will meet key stakeholders and monitor Armenia’s parliamentary elections.

The opposition politician says the current version of the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement is unacceptable and must be revised.