Russian mathematician Mikhail Verbitsky was detained at Yerevan airport in Armenia following a request from Moscow.

Azerbaijan's pro-government media reportedly focused on Armenia-Azerbaijan relations and President Ilham Aliyev when covering Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan's election victory, playing a key role in the pre-election campaign.

Russia has enacted further restrictions on the import and transit of Armenian goods, prompting the Armenian government to roll out a support package for its exporters. This package is intended for goods originally destined for Russia and other markets.

President Trump has commended Armenian leader Nikol Pashinyan for securing a parliamentary majority in his re-election, despite reported pressure from Russia.

Türkiye has welcomed the results of the Armenian election and expressed hopes for progress towards a peace deal between the two nations. Western countries are also urged to assist in the peace process.

The Armenian prime minister has claimed victory in recent elections, indicating a readiness to accelerate a strategic pivot away from Russia.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that Armenia would withdraw from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) if he deems it necessary.

Upcoming parliamentary elections in Armenia are seen as more than a routine change of government, potentially marking a significant turning point for the Caucasus region.

Analysts warn of a massive, coordinated disinformation network, linked to the Kremlin and intelligence agencies, targeting Armenian voters and seeking to discredit the country's prime minister as they head to the polls.

Analysts warn of a massive, coordinated disinformation campaign in Armenia as voters head to the polls to decide the country's future direction.

Microchip Technology has secured a U.S. export license to proceed with advanced FPGA development activities in Armenia.

Armenians are heading to the polls for a parliamentary election, seen as a crucial test for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's pro-Western agenda amidst rising tensions.

A senior figure from Samvel Karapetyan's Strong Armenia Alliance has been detained on money laundering charges, despite Karapetyan's previous claim that none of his alliance members know how to launder money.

Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a warning to Armenia regarding its European ambitions, ahead of a parliamentary election in the country.

An opinion piece suggests that Armenia's June 7 elections may reveal the extent to which Armenian society is willing to bear costs in pursuit of greater strategic autonomy, drawing parallels to Russia's 2006 actions in Georgia.

Russia has recalled its ambassador to Armenia ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for June 7.

Nikol Pashinyan's decisive re-election as Armenia's prime minister has renewed hopes for the potential reopening of the border with Turkey, which has been closed for three decades, as Pashinyan campaigned on improving ties with both Turkey and Azerbaijan.

Narek Karapetyan has been placed under a travel ban following demands for a vote annulment by Strong Armenia, as he faces investigation for allegedly concealing foreign citizenship during election registration.

The Armenian government is encountering difficulties regarding a new constitution, as Azerbaijan insists on its amendment before signing a peace treaty between the two countries.

The parliamentary elections held in Armenia yesterday represent a critical threshold that will shape not only the country’s domestic politics but also the broader geopolitical futu...

Armenia's election commission has rejected an appeal to deregister the main opposition group, Samvel Karapetyan’s Strong Armenia alliance, allowing them to remain a challenger to the ruling party.

Armenian officials have warned that citizens returning from Russia to vote in the upcoming parliamentary election may be called up for compulsory military service or training. This measure targets individuals allegedly bribed to participate in the election.

Armenian authorities are investigating nearly 40 people for money laundering, following nationwide raids targeting an alleged scheme to pay citizens to attend political rallies, with links to an ally of former Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan.

Armenian Defence Minister Suren Papikyan suggested that Armenian citizens returning from abroad might be sent to 25-day military training camps, amidst reports of organized transport of Russian-Armenians for military purposes.

Kreston Global, an international accounting network, has announced the addition of an Armenian member company to its growing network.

Armenia is preparing for elections that will serve as a test for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's peace initiatives following the country's recent war defeat. Infrastructure improvements, such as newly paved roads, are highlighted as signs of change under his leadership.

Six freight wagons carrying Russian wheat, barley, and fertilizer intended for Armenia are being shipped from Baku today, while Armenia and the US signed a framework agreement on strategic cooperation.

Armenians are set to vote on June 7 in parliamentary elections that will determine the country's future geopolitical direction, testing public opinion in Russia's ally amid a drift towards the EU.

Anna Ohanyan, a professor of Political Science and International Relations, explains that Russia is 'trying to prevent Armenia's diversification of connectivity,' challenging the narrative of Armenia pivoting from Russia to Europe.

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan rejected on Monday Russian leader Vladimir Putin's call for Yerevan to hold a referendum on joining the EU.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has echoed Russian President Vladimir Putin's warning to Armenia, urging them to be "very careful" to avoid a situation similar to "what happened in Ukraine."

A pro-Russian opposition party in Armenia is calling for the annulment of the recent election results, following the victory of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's pro-European party. The opposition alleges irregularities in the electoral process.

Ambassador Ferranti visited the Shamiram archaeological site, while Ambassador Trichilo was on a mission to Zadar, Croatia. These visits highlight Italian diplomatic engagement with cultural heritage and international relations.

Following its elections, Armenia has chosen a direction that has led to unstable relations with Russia. The Kremlin currently lacks stable ties with any of the three South Caucasus countries.

Nikol Pashinyan has won the Armenian election, though observers have alleged Russian interference in the process. Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis congratulated Pashinyan, expressing Greece's anticipation of cooperation with Armenia.

Azniv Korkejian, known as Bedouine, discusses the complexities of Arab life outside the Middle East, drawing on her roots in Armenia, Syria, and Saudi Arabia while living in the US.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract Party has won the Armenian election, securing nearly 50% of the vote. This victory comes despite reported pressure from Russia, solidifying the pro-Western government's position.

An AI-fueled disinformation campaign is targeting Armenia's election by using fake videos with cloned voices of actors.

An opinion piece discusses how Armenia's youth have had different experiences than their elders, influencing their priorities and voting behavior in parliamentary elections.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is seeking re-election amidst questions of war, peace, autocracy, and independence for his country. He is backed by Trump but opposed by Putin.

Armenia is preparing for parliamentary elections, a critical vote that is expected to determine the future course of the nation's relationship with Türkiye, following Azerbaijan's victory in Karabakh.

As Armenia heads to critical parliamentary elections, a fierce internal battle has emerged, with over 100,000 ethnic Armenians having fled since the fall of Nagorno-Karabakh in 2023, now facing increasing marginalization.

Armenia is offering subsidies to its exporters following new restrictions imposed by Russia on the import of several Armenian products, ahead of parliamentary elections on June 7.

While the West has relied on showing support through statements and summits, Russia has resorted to economic pressure and overt warnings.

The EU is reportedly exploring increased support for Yerevan as Moscow tightens restrictions on Armenian imports, with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan criticizing Russia's actions.

Russia has extended its import ban on Armenian products to include apples, eggplants, dried fruit, and fish, prompting Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan to promise subsidies for affected exporters.

Armenia's Prime Minister has rejected Russia's demand for an EU referendum, signaling a further deterioration in relations as the traditional ally increasingly looks to the West.