Armenia’s Defense Ministry rejected claims that a military position near Jermuk had been handed over to Azerbaijan.

Aram Vardevanyan has asked prosecutors to investigate statements made by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during the election campaign.

Armenia plans to allow subsidized loans and leasing agreements to be transferred between banks while preserving state support conditions.

Armenian Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan said no official notice has been received from Russia regarding flower export restrictions.

The Against Everyone party says more candidates will leave its electoral list as part of a legal strategy tied to mandate resignations.

Integral Solutions has launched construction of a new chip design center expected to create hundreds of technology sector jobs in Armenia.

Catholicos Aram I performed the “Cilicia” hymn in St. Peter’s Square during the final events of his Vatican visit.

Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu said Armenia has taken several actions Moscow considers unfriendly toward Russia.

Armenia has prolonged the export ban on whitefish caviar to support biodiversity and preserve fish stocks in Lake Sevan.

The deputy minister congratulated the defense attaché on his appointment and wished him success in his future work.

Armenia and Turkey held joint discussions in Yerevan on managing shared water resources and signed several bilateral documents.

The party’s electoral list originally included 87 candidates, with 37 now remaining.

Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said no discussion on leaving the Eurasian Economic Union is currently on the agenda.

Galuzin said Armenia’s EU aspirations contradict EEU commitments and describes ЕU membership promises as populist rhetoric.

The Prosperous Armenia Party said Pashinyan’s statements amount to unlawful political interference in the election campaign.

Arthur Osipyan was arrested after confronting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during a campaign event in Yerevan’s Arabkir district.

Tevanyan said Pashinyan’s accusation shows nervousness and that giving law enforcement orders from rally platforms is unlawful.

Armenian rights organizations demanded an end to the prosecution of Arthur Osipyan, calling the case politically motivated and harmful.

Lawyers for Narek Karapetyan accused Armenia’s Investigative Committee of spreading defamatory claims during the election campaign.

“The vehicle was taken away, and up to this moment we still have no clear information,” Mkrtchyan said.

Supporters of Archbishop Bagrat gathered outside the NSS building, celebrating his birthday and demanding attention to political prisoners.

The party staged another symbolic protest in Yerevan, accusing political forces of engaging in meaningless political battles.

Levon Zurabyan warned that politically motivated actions against private property could seriously damage Armenia’s investment climate.

Armenia will participate in Cannes’ “Next Step Studio” initiative in 2027, producing four short films with international directors.

The Council of Europe reported rising imprisonment levels in Armenia, with more than half of inmates held in pretrial detention.

Narek Karapetyan also again declared that he has never held any foreign citizenship.

Gagik Tsarukyan claimed plans to nationalize Ararat Cement are tied to Azerbaijani interests.

Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee published new audio and video materials tied to alleged election bribery.

The observer mission called on law enforcement bodies to stop what it described as an unfounded criminal prosecution.

Gagik Tsarukyan said the Ararat Cement plant was acquired legally and warned authorities against unlawful seizure of private property.