Armenia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ararat Mirzoyan, discussed the country's pivotal juncture, focusing on peace, EU relations, trade, and significant infrastructure projects ahead of the Armenia-EU summit.
Yerevan has officially denied reports suggesting a plan to transfer a village to Georgia as part of ongoing border delimitation discussions. The Armenian capital refutes claims of such a territorial concession.
The Kremlin has asserted that Armenia's potential accession to the European Union could result in a significant economic cost, estimated at 23% of its Gross Domestic Product.
New satellite imagery has emerged suggesting that Azerbaijan destroyed Stepanakert's main church. This incident raises concerns about the preservation of cultural heritage in the region.
On the occasion of National Made in Italy Day and International Art Day, Italian Ambassador to Armenia Alessandro Ferranti participated in a celebratory event honoring Leonardo da Vinci at the Artashat Aesthetic Center.
Armenia's parliamentary elections in June are being closely watched by both the EU and Russia, as high public support for joining the European bloc suggests a potential shift away from its former Soviet ties.
Fourteen individuals affiliated with tycoon Samvel Karapetyan's party have been arrested in Armenia on suspicion of election bribery, marking the latest in a series of such arrests.
All 19 Armenian prisoners were reportedly transferred to a pre-trial detention centre at Umbaki, a high-security prison in Azerbaijan.
A senior member of Karapetyan's Strong Armenia party has been arrested, marking the latest in a series of arrests involving members and affiliates of the alliance.
Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament, Konstantinos Tasoulas, spoke on the Armenian Genocide, stressing that historical memory demands constant vigilance to ensure such tragic events are never repeated. His remarks underscore the importance of remembering the past to prevent future atrocities.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has confirmed his reconciliation with his long-time partner Anna Hakobyan, after the couple had announced their separation earlier.
Armenia's capital, Yerevan, claims that Azerbaijan is obstructing the normalization process between Armenia and Turkey, despite an agreement to open the land border for third-party nationals.
Armenia was formally designated "Destination of the Year 2026" during an award ceremony held in Nicosia, Cyprus. Officials highlighted the country's rich cultural heritage and growing appeal to Cypriot travelers.
Inditex, the parent company of Zara, has reported unauthorized access to its transaction databases.
Armenia and Turkey have held their first meeting of a joint group dedicated to restoring railway connections between the two countries. This development occurs despite the border between Armenia and Turkey remaining closed, even after an agreement was reached in 2022.
During his annual commemorative address on the Armenian Genocide, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan linked the historical event to 'international machinations'.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan condemned the burning of the Turkish flag during a torchlit march in Yerevan, calling the act a "provocation" that carries risks.
Zelimkhan Murtazov, a Chechen native facing potential prosecution in Russia for leaving military service, has successfully flown to Armenia after spending approximately four months in the transit zone of Astana International Airport in Kazakhstan.
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has accused Karapetyan and other political figures of being 'foreign agents,' amidst public opinion surveys suggesting Karapetyan would be Pashinyan’s primary opponent in upcoming elections.
Armenian Parliamentary Speaker Alen Simonyan, speaking at the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Turkey, called for the release of 19 Armenian detainees held in Azerbaijan and clarification on missing persons.