Marukyan said his party opposes signing the current peace draft, arguing some provisions could weaken the country.

Armenia has amended military fitness regulations, allowing some citizens with health limitations to join contract military service.

Armenia will temporarily simplify visa procedures for participants of the COP17 conference.

Iveta Tonoyan criticized Pashinyan over remarks concerning police officers allegedly connected to opposition leader Gagik Tsarukyan.

Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee reported alleged violations involving the Hayastan alliance during the election campaign.

The Against Everyone party held a symbolic protest at Swan Lake, urging reforms to Armenia’s political system and electoral rules.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Russia’s 102nd military base must operate under Armenia’s legal framework and jurisdiction.

Armenia appointed Mikayel Khachatryan as customs attaché to the European Union and the World Customs Organization beginning June 1.

Several employees of Brusov State University have been detained in Armenia as part of a bribery investigation.

“We have said this transparently to both our Russian and European Union partners,” he said.

Armenia is exploring the possibility of establishing local production lines for India’s Pinaka rocket systems and artillery ammunition.

Pashinyan said four school principals submitted resignation requests pending an investigation into campaign-related attendance.

Armenia’s foreign minister said accusations of harming ties with Russia are unfounded and stressed the goal of balanced foreign relations.

The European Union said direct trade between Armenia and Turkey could strengthen regional economic cooperation.

Armenian lawmakers proposed increasing prison terms for both giving and receiving election bribes ahead of upcoming elections.

The Prosperous Armenia Party reported spending exceeding income in 2025, with most funding coming from state financing.

Armenian education officials will review a proposal aimed at restricting social media access for children under 16.

The opposition alliance said law enforcement actions against its Spitak office would not alter its political agenda ahead of elections.

Russia’s State Duma has approved in first reading a bill broadening the list of offenses that could lead to the deportation of foreigners.

Levon Zurabyan said a proposed railway linking Armenia and Iran could boost security, trade, and regional connectivity if implemented.

Authorities reported multiple violations in Armenia’s cryptocurrency market, including unlicensed activity, tax evasion, and illicit operations.

Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court has accepted a new lawsuit seeking the confiscation of allegedly illegally obtained assets.

Hayk Marutyan criticized Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan after remarks about politicians allegedly influenced by foreign pressure.

Armenia’s representative Simon will perform sixth in the second semi-final of Eurovision 2026, where 15 countries compete for 10 final spots.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said its citizens could face arrest and possible extradition to the U.S. in several countries, including Armenia.

Opposition Hayastan faction criticized PACE’s interim election assessment as one-sided and lacking factual basis.

Armenia reported growth in transit air traffic and aeronautical revenues as airlines increasingly rerouted flights through its airspace.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said the Electric Networks of Armenia would soon formally become state property.

Armenian wrestler Janes Nazaryan secured the European U17 title after defeating every opponent without conceding a single point.

The decision was described as an important development supporting regional peace.