Armenia’s U.N. representative said disruptions disproportionately affect landlocked states and countries with structural vulnerabilities.

Romanian carrier DAN AIR will begin direct Yerevan-Bucharest flights as Armenia and Romania seek stronger tourism and business ties.

Armenian officials outlined voter registration procedures and discussed cooperation with international observers.

Russia’s agricultural watchdog will inspect Armenian enterprises after concerns over allegedly falsified fish products exported to the Russian market.

Arman Tatoyan published an audio recording that he says shows students being pressured to join Civil Contract campaign events.

Anna Vardapetyan and Iran’s ambassador discussed extradition, legal cooperation, and bilateral judicial coordination.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister said Moscow would respect Armenia’s decisions but warned EU and EAEU membership are incompatible.

Levon Zurabyan continued his election campaign in Yerevan, presenting the Armenian National Congress program to local residents.

Iveta Tonoyan says Pashinyan violated the presumption of innocence by commenting on Nver Tsarukyan’s criminal case.

Yerevan will host its fourth international ballet festival in June, featuring premieres and open-air performances with free public admission.

Former Hrazdan mayor Aram Danielyan is accused of illegally selling municipal land to relatives through formal auctions.

Israel’s public broadcaster mistakenly displayed Armenia under Azerbaijan’s flag during Eurovision.

He dismissed claims that hundreds of thousands of Azerbaijanis would move to Armenia if his party wins the election.

Against Everyone party proposes a 100-day transitional government followed by new elections and major electoral reforms.

Blogger Artak Avetisyan was placed in pretrial detention after shouting anti-Pashinyan slogans during a Civil Contract campaign event.

The sides also addressed investment opportunities in the sector and potential cooperation with American companies.

“It turns out these people purchased one liter about 120 drams more expensively,” Mesrop Manukyan said.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned that Armenia could lose its Eurasian Economic Union benefits amid growing Western influence.

Eduard Sharmazanov says the PACE report reflects Western support for Armenia’s current authorities and contains anti-Russian narratives.

Armenia has secured the right to host the 2027 global military sports congress, bringing together delegations from 142 countries.

“By its very nature, the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church does not seek political power or institutional control,” the statement said.

Construction deadlines for the Armenia-Iran third transmission line have again been extended amid regional instability.

Ioannisyan said cases were uncovered in which people were pressured to participate in the Civil Contract campaign against their will.

Indian workers at an Ijevan garment factory protested low wages and poor conditions, with one person later detained during the incident.

Armenia’s Eurovision representative Simon failed to qualify for the final after performing “Paloma Rumba” in the second semifinal.

Armenia’s Central Election Commission has canceled registrations of 45 parliamentary candidates following self-withdrawal applications.

“It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of People’s Artist of Armenia, director Nikolay Tsaturyan,” the statement said.

Davit Ananyan said residents should not travel long distances for basic passport services after office consolidations.

Kocharyan noted that Armenia’s problems with Turkey and Azerbaijan remain unresolved.

The alliance may challenge a decision not to open proceedings over alleged violations of Armenia’s charity ban during the campaign.