Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan, speaking from Paris, outlined the country's pivotal juncture, focusing on peace, EU relations, upcoming elections, trade, and major infrastructure projects.

All 19 Armenian prisoners were reportedly transferred to a pre-trial detention centre at Umbaki, a high-security prison in Azerbaijan.

Russian authorities have banned the sale and suspended the import of 'Djermuk' mineral water from Armenia, reportedly as retaliation after the Armenian Prime Minister's comments on democracy and freedom.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has received an invitation to attend the European Political Community (EPC) summit scheduled for next month in Armenia, as announced by European Council President Antonio Costa.

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.

Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias marked Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day by affirming Greece's unwavering support for Armenia. He stated that the memory of the genocide belongs to the collective

A historical piece recounts the 1896 Ottoman Bank Raid by a group of armed Armenians in Constantinople, an event that could be likened to a 'Casa de Papel' scenario.

Eric Bogosian explores "Operation Nemesis," discussing the Armenian Genocide and the historical acts of revenge, including the assassination of Talaat Pasha in Berlin.

Hundreds of young people marched with torches through the streets of Yerevan to commemorate the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.

During his annual commemorative address on the Armenian Genocide, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan linked the historical event to 'international machinations'.

Greece commemorates the memory of 1.5 million Armenians who were victims of the genocide, with a statement emphasizing that the issue holds particular weight for Greece, as Hellenism in Asia Minor and Pontus also experienced persecution, violence, and displacement.

Azerbaijan has confirmed it is facilitating ongoing transit shipments to neighboring Armenia. This move signals a potential easing of tensions and improved logistical cooperation between the two nations.

The Armenian National Committee of America's (ANCA) Karabakh heritage campaign has been criticized for allegedly devolving into pre-election propaganda.

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.

The Country to Live party, associated with Ruben Vardanyan, has announced a cooperation agreement with Samvel Karapetyan's Strong Armenia alliance.

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.

US senators have appealed to Meta and Google, requesting they apply efforts similar to those used in Moldova's 2025 election to counter Russian disinformation ahead of the Armenian election.

Azerbaijan has sent a new shipment of diesel fuel to Armenia, continuing its fuel export operations to the neighboring country.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan was reportedly seen with his ex-wife, Anna Hakobyan, during a recent trip, as captured in a video.

Armenia's Eurovision entry focuses on breaking free from routine and pursuing dreams, reflecting the journey of singer Simon, who showed a passion for music and dance from an early age.

Parliamentary speakers from Azerbaijan and Armenia held a meeting on the sidelines of the Inter-Parliamentary Union assembly in Istanbul.

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.

The Armenian Prime Minister's unconventional and playful communication style on social media, featuring elements like meat skewers and the Macarena, has gained significant attention. His unique approach to public engagement has become popular online.

A criminal case has been reopened in Russia concerning the death of North Ossetian Oleg Gusov, who reportedly died in 2024 after consuming contaminated water from the Armenian company Jermuk.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė has scheduled upcoming visits to Estonia, Spain, and Armenia. This comes as the head of government considers that people have become unaccustomed to seeing the prime minister more active in foreign policy.

Last year, 80 translations of Latvian authors' works were published in 33 countries, with Lithuanian, German, and Estonian being the most common languages for translations, a trend that continues this year. The number of translations into Polish, Armenian, and Portuguese is also increasing.

Representatives from civil society organizations in Azerbaijan and Armenia have met as part of a "Peace Bridge" initiative aimed at fostering reconciliation.

The latest round of discussions between Azerbaijan and Armenia has commenced under the "Peace Bridge" initiative, aiming to foster dialogue and resolve long-standing conflicts. The meeting signifies continued efforts towards regional stability.

Kazakhstan and Armenia are intensifying efforts to strengthen their bilateral relations, with a particular focus on expanding trade and enhancing transport and transit connectivity amidst shifting dynamics in the South Caucasus.

The 'Strong Armenia with Samvel Karapetyan' opposition alliance has been compelled to remove the name of the Russian-Armenian tycoon from its title following recent legislative changes.

The war in Iran has significantly impacted air traffic for the small states of the South Caucasus. Air connections from east to west and vice versa, which previously traversed Iran, are now concentrated in a narrow air corridor over Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.

An underground salt clinic in Armenia has become a focal point in the ongoing debate surrounding alternative medicine practices.

For decades, Turkey and Armenia have been in hostility and mutually isolated. After recent rapprochement, the Turkish economy hopes for good business.

A Macedonian delegation visited TUMO, a leading center for youth education in Armenia, which offers free access to innovative learning in programming, animation, game development, and web design for young people aged 12 to 18.

Russia's Veterinary and Phytosanitary department has expressed suspicion that not all plant and livestock products arriving from Armenia actually originate from the country, citing the 'range and quantity' of goods.

The Cyprus Parliament marked the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, with House speaker Annita Demetriou renewing calls for international recognition and stating that "the Armenian tragedy remains unjust to this day."

An opinion piece discusses the risks associated with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan's claims that the opposition is preparing for a new war with Azerbaijan, suggesting these tactics could justify non-democratic measures ahead of elections.

Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a warning to Armenia, stating that it cannot simultaneously be a member of both the European Union and a Russia-led economic bloc.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's suggestion to move away from genocide narratives for the sake of peace appears to have gone unheard in Azerbaijan.

Azerbaijan is commemorating March 31 as the 'Day of Genocide' of Azerbaijanis, marking a chilling episode in 1918 when 50,000 people were slaughtered by Armenian gangs.

The American University in Armenia has suspended in-person teaching, transitioning to online classes, due to an unspecified threat related to the ongoing tensions involving Iran.

Bordering Iran, Armenia and Azerbaijan are attempting to remain neutral amidst the escalating conflict, though their potential involvement remains a concern as the war draws in other regional states.

A documentary film about the demolished Armenian Church in Novi Sad is set to premiere at the Museum of Science and Technology in Belgrade, followed by a screening in Novi Sad.

Armenia's political landscape is heating up as Prime Minister Pashinyan and opposition figures resort to personal insults in the run-up to parliamentary elections scheduled for June.

Switzerland's Visions du Réel documentary film festival has unveiled the lineup for its 57th edition, featuring films from a record 75 countries. Filmotor has acquired world sales rights to Marlene Edoyan’s feature documentary 'A Fire There,' which will have its world premiere in the International Feature Film Competition at the festival.

Five freight wagons carrying Russian wheat were sent through Azerbaijan to Armenia. Meanwhile, the Israeli government has issued a travel warning for countries bordering Iran, including Georgia and Azerbaijan, specifically citing fears of Iran-backed terrorism.

A report by Poland's Central Bureau of Investigation Police (CBŚP) warns of a significant increase in organized crime activity by Eastern gangs, with a nearly 50% rise in suspects from Georgia, Belarus, and Armenia within a year.

The Italian Ambassador to Armenia, Alessandro Ferranti, visited Yerevan State University, meeting with the Rector to explore cooperation and encourage young Armenians to study in Italy.

A new route for cargo transit to Armenia has been established, with goods now passing through Azerbaijan.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan apologized for his remarks after facing online backlash for referring to Nagorno-Karabakh Armenian refugees as 'runaways' during an argument on the metro.

Armenian authorities rejected a petition to allow Catholicos Karekin II to attend the funeral of Georgian Patriarch Ilia II, citing a travel ban that has been in place since February.

Armenia has secured €135 million in funding to overhaul its energy grid, a move that will also facilitate its connection to the European energy network.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has framed the opposition as a ‘war party’.

Moscow has accused Yerevan of 'destroying traditions' in its ongoing confrontation with the Armenian Church, a claim to which Yerevan has yet to respond.

A new shipment of wheat to Armenia is being planned, with the route expected to utilize a corridor through Azerbaijan, indicating potential cooperation in the region.

Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with his Omani counterpart Sayyid Badr bin Hamad bin Hamood Albusaidi during an official visit to Oman to discuss expanding cooperation.

Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan, who led the largest opposition faction in parliament, has announced his intention to run for prime minister.

Amid West Asia tensions, more than 550 Indians have entered Armenia from Iran in recent days, with about 90 more crossing into Azerbaijan. Indian missions remain actively engaged in helping nationals move to safer locations and facilitating their return.

Uzbekistan and Armenia have expanded their cooperation in the area of taxation. This agreement aims to strengthen financial ties and streamline tax-related processes between the two nations.

The interior ministry announced on Friday that special electoral rolls for Maronite, Armenian and Latin communities have been published in preparation for the parliamentary elections on May 24.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the mention of “Artsakh” in churches is a call for war and jeopardizes peace with Azerbaijan.

As parliamentary elections grow nearer, tensions between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and the Armenian Apostolic Church continue to build.

Kurdish filmmaker Rojhilat Aksoy is on trial in Turkey, facing charges of "publicly insulting the Turkish nation and state institutions" for screening an animated film depicting the Armenian genocide.

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.

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.

Satellite images reveal the destruction of the Holy Mother of God Cathedral and St. James Church in Khankendi, known to Armenians as Stepanakert, by Azerbaijan.

Russia has accused Armenian NGOs of 'undermining bilateral relations' and, separately, banned the sale of a batch of Armenian Jermuk mineral water, amidst escalating bilateral tensions.

New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani has angered the Turkish diaspora in the US by calling the 1915 Armenian massacres a "genocide" and later tweeting "Long Live Greece" after attending a Greek Orthodox service.

The article reflects on the Armenian Genocide, marking April 24, 1915, as the beginning of the tragic events when Armenian intellectuals were arrested in Constantinople.

The first International Instructor Course of the year has concluded at the Lithuanian Armed Forces School, with military personnel from Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, Armenia, and Kazakhstan enhancing their methodological knowledge.

The primary lawyers' group in Diyarbakır, a Kurdish-majority province in Turkey, has called for Turkey to confront the 1915 mass killings and deportations of Armenians, stating that these events are "widely defined" as genocide.

In Yerevan, on the 111th anniversary of the Armenian massacres, some residents are expressing reservations about the thawing of relations with Turkey, stating there is no need to rush the process.

Political parties in Cyprus observed Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, with Disy describing the 1915 events as the start of an "extermination campaign" against the Armenian people by the Ottoman Empire.

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.

Russia has warned Armenia that joining the EU could cost the country 23% of its GDP, the latest in a series of similar messages from Moscow to Yerevan.

The İstanbul Governor’s Office has once again denied permission for a ceremony marking April 24, Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, making it the fourth consecutive year the event has been banned.

Vietnam's Defence Minister has expressed confidence in the successful tenure of the Armenian Ambassador, highlighting positive diplomatic relations.

Questions arise about whether Johan Eliasch can run for re-election as FIS President, as England and Sweden have reportedly closed their doors to him, leading him to seek other assistance, possibly an Armenian passport.

British firms will face significantly tougher controls on export licenses to prevent their goods from circumventing sanctions and reaching Russia via other countries. This follows a report on a British firm exporting machinery to an Armenian company linked to Russia's war effort.

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.

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.

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.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan gained widespread attention on social media after a video of him listening to American rapper Future's hit song "Mask Off" went viral.

Italian Ambassador to Armenia, Alessandro Ferranti, attended the inauguration of the Italian Business School at the European University of Armenia in Yerevan, a new initiative to strengthen academic ties.

A building facade collapsed on Armenia Street in Porto, but no injuries were reported, and the situation is now stabilized. The owner plans to begin clearing the public road today.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the TRIPP project remains a priority for the governments of Armenia, the US, and Azerbaijan, despite the complex international situation.

Russia has reopened a case concerning the death of a man in Vladikavkaz in 2024, reportedly after drinking contaminated Jermuk mineral water from Armenia. This development comes amidst heightened tensions between Moscow and Yerevan.

Moldova has declared April 15 a day of national mourning for the funeral of renowned artist Gheorghe Urschi. A farewell ceremony for the master will be held in Chisinau, followed by his burial at the Armenian cemetery.

In the end, every life is just one big journey, concludes Žika Trakić after all these years spent on them.

Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has unveiled a controversial plan to separate the church from the state, which has sparked constitutional concerns.

A concert featuring music by Vivaldi and Paganini was held at the Aram Khachaturian Concert Hall in Yerevan, conducted by Italian Maestro Gianluca Marcianò and performed by Armenian violinists.

The Armenian Church has condemned a program by the ruling party that envisions the removal of Catholicos Karekin II, escalating a crisis between the Church and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s government that began in May 2025.

Relations between Armenia and Russia are reportedly experiencing escalating tensions, despite a statement from Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan suggesting a 'constructive transformation'.

Following a conflict-ridden meeting in the Kremlin, Russia is demonstrating its ability to exert pressure on Armenia, though the long-term effectiveness of these threats remains uncertain.

India's Foreign Ministry announced the evacuation of 1,777 Indian nationals from Iran, facilitated via Armenia and Azerbaijan, with assistance also provided to two foreign nationals.

India has successfully evacuated 350 stranded fishermen from Iran, transporting them to Chennai via Armenia.

Decades of hostility between Turkey and Armenia are giving way to rapprochement, with Turkey's business community hoping that the opening of border crossings will bring significant trade benefits and boost local economies.

Following the meeting, Moscow offered critical remarks regarding Armenia and its ties and projects with the EU and US.

An Armenian court has prohibited the screening of a documentary created in 2020 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Armenia's Declaration of Independence.

Açık Radyo (Open Radio) has appealed to Turkey's top court after its broadcast license was canceled by Turkish authorities following a guest's reference to the Armenian genocide.

The Italian Ambassador to Yerevan, Alessandro Ferranti, attended the presentation of a commemorative coin minted by the Central Bank of Armenia for the 350th anniversary of Abbot Mechitar's birth.

Ruggero Leoncavallo’s opera *Pagliacci*, directed by Italian director Mario Acampa, had an enthusiastic debut at the National Opera and Ballet Theatre of Armenia in Yerevan.

A new study has found that the Armenian alphabet shares structural similarities with the ancient Ethiopic Ge’ez script, suggesting historical connections between African and Caucasus writing systems.

The Prime Minister of Qatar held a meeting with the Egyptian Foreign Minister, discussing bilateral relations and regional issues.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has claimed that Nagorno-Karabakh did not fight back against Azerbaijan during the September 2023 offensive, following earlier remarks where he called Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians 'runaways'.

An opinion piece argues that public discourse in Armenia requires greater tolerance for democracy to strengthen, criticizing Prime Minister Pashinyan for his perceived lack of this quality.

Amid the West Asia conflict, 1,043 Indian nationals, including 717 students, have crossed from Iran into neighboring Armenia and Azerbaijan, receiving support from Indian missions.

Vladimir Vardanyan, a former member of Armenia's Civil Contract party, has been elected to the Constitutional Court, a move that has raised concerns about his impartiality.

Celebrated Armenian pianist and composer Tigran Hamasyan will visit Belgrade on April 26 as part of his spring tour to promote his recently released album 'Manifeste'.

Armenian Foreign Minister Mirzoyan stated that hybrid attacks targeting Armenia, including disinformation, can be partly traced to Russia, ahead of the 2026 parliamentary elections.

An opinion piece from AzerNews discusses how memory has become a battlefield in Armenia's election year, focusing on the politics of denial.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan had a public argument with a passenger in the Yerevan metro, who accused him of surrendering Nagorno-Karabakh to Azerbaijan.

An intensification of the war in Iran could push the South Caucasus into a new phase of economic and security tensions, with Azerbaijan and Armenia preparing for potential consequences, despite no immediate impact.

Karekin II has been under a travel ban since February.

There are problems crossing into Azerbaijan since the country allows only 10 Indian nationals through the land border every day and turns back others

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan sent a letter of condolence to his Georgian counterpart Irakli Kobakhidze following the death of Georgian Patriarch Ilia II, with Catholicos Karekin II also sending similar condolences.

Parents in Kashmir have expressed satisfaction over the opening of the Azerbaijan route

The Indian embassy in Tehran is assisting Indian nationals to cross into Armenia and Azerbaijan via land borders due to the continued closure of Iranian airspace.

The European Union will send a team to Armenia to support its fight against cyber interference in the upcoming parliamentary elections, following a request from Armenia. This was announced by the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.

During a ceremony at the Timorese Presidency, President Ramos-Horta emphasized the universal nature of the country's foreign policy as ambassadors from Armenia, Cyprus, Georgia, Kenya, Malta, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Serbia, and Spain presented their credentials.

Critics are alleging that democracy in Armenia is under attack, raising questions about the country's status as a strategic brand for democratic values.

Mehmed Talat Pasha, one of the most powerful figures of the late Ottoman Empire and the architect of the Armenian Genocide, responsible for the deaths of over a million people, was reportedly killed on the street.

The aid was set to be delivered by an organisation previously linked to interference in Moldova’s 2024 EU referendum.

Cyprus is establishing special electoral lists for its Maronite, Armenian, and Latin religious groups in preparation for the parliamentary elections scheduled for May 24, 2026.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated that he achieved peace with Armenia by force, making the remark moments before saying 'there is nothing better than peace'.

MEA said that the Indian Embassy in Tehran remains fully operational and is on high alert.

Turkish Airlines has commenced direct flights between Istanbul and Yerevan, signaling a gradual normalization of relations between Armenia and Türkiye, despite the lack of formal diplomatic ties.

April 24 marks the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, a date that signifies a beginning, a precedent, and a warning, remembering the arrest of Armenian intellectuals in 1915 during the Ottoman Empire.

Cyprus fully supports deepening cooperation between the European Union and Armenia, with European affairs deputy minister Marilena Raouna stating that both nations aim to strengthen ties in all directions based on shared values.

The Tehran Times published a general news item concerning developments related to Armenia.

Longtime foes Türkiye and Armenia held another meeting of their joint working group in Kars, eastern Türkiye, to discuss efforts to restore their railway connection.

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.

A local Armenian community group in Tbilisi, Georgia, was denied permission by the Georgian Interior Ministry to hold an Armenian Genocide remembrance event near the Turkish Embassy, citing stricter rally laws.

On the day of remembrance for the Armenian Genocide, Turkey's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated its position, referring to the events as "1915 events" and emphasizing a climate of peace and reconciliation in the South Caucasus. Turkey continues to deny the term "genocide."

An organization of Armenians in Georgia was denied permission to hold a protest near the Turkish Embassy to commemorate the genocide, refusing an alternative location offered by authorities.

On the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, 79 French elected officials from various political parties have called for the establishment of international law that genuinely protects peoples.

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.

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.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has confirmed his reconciliation with his long-time partner Anna Hakobyan, after the couple had announced their separation earlier.

The odyssey of Armenian satirical writer Yervant Odian, arrested in Constantinople in 1915, provides crucial testimony documenting the Armenian Genocide, particularly his experiences from Deir ez-Zor.

As parliamentary elections approach in Armenia, news portal "Delfi" shared its extensive experience in combating disinformation, a major contemporary issue that intensifies during election periods.

Resolutions passed by Dutch and Belgian parliaments, demanding the release of imprisoned Armenians in Baku, have triggered outrage in Azerbaijan.

Armenian Parliamentary Speaker Alen Simonyan stated that Turkey's decision not to open its land border with Armenia, despite a 2022 agreement, was influenced by Azerbaijan's lobbying efforts.

April 24 marks Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, commemorating over a million Armenians who were victims of mass killings during World War I, with an exhibition by Latvian-Armenian artist Karine Paronjanc opening in Riga.

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.

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.

Azerbaijan's exports to Armenia have reached $5.8 million, while its imports from Armenia are a mere $1,000, highlighting a significant trade imbalance between the two nations.

Two women affiliated with Karapetyan were detained in Armenia for promoting the Strong Armenia party 'under the guise of charity' as part of a pre-election bribery investigation.

Relations between Armenia and Russia have reportedly reached a crisis point, signaling a worrying trend for Moscow as the 'Trump Route for Peace and Prosperity through Armenia' appears to be leading to conflict and devastation instead.

Twenty-two freight wagons of Russian diesel and four wagons of fertilizer were shipped from Azerbaijan to Armenia, totaling 240 tonnes of fertilizer.

A woman named Mari achieved a new fitness record by performing 84 squats in one minute at a 20-meter-high fortress in Armenia, showcasing remarkable strength and dedication.

Estonia has opened a new embassy in Armenia's capital, Yerevan, marking a significant step in strengthening relations between the two countries.

Yerevan's nightlife is depicted as a vibrant scene of cognac, jazz, and lavish dining, reflecting Armenia's cultural heritage and zest for life.

Civil society representatives from Azerbaijan and Armenia are set to hold a new roundtable discussion as part of the 'Peace Bridge' initiative.

Kazakh Foreign Minister Yermek Kosherbayev is meeting with his Armenian counterpart Ararat Mirzoyan in Yerevan, accompanied by a delegation including the Transportation Minister. This follows previous talks held in Baku.

A visit by US envoy Vance to Armenia and Azerbaijan is raising questions about potential future American weapons deals, as the US's role in the South Caucasus expands despite political and economic factors against a full partnership reset.

The chair of Armenia's Defence Committee stated that his son avoided military service because he is 'high-class,' a comment for which he later apologized after facing widespread criticism. The statement sparked controversy regarding privilege and military obligations.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reportedly gave Russian President Vladimir Putin a 'lesson in democracy' during a live broadcast, highlighting Armenia's free elections, much to Putin's apparent annoyance.

Russia has reportedly applied stricter trade controls on Armenian goods, a move often seen as punitive, following tense discussions between Pashinyan and Putin.

During a meeting in the Kremlin, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan reportedly spoke openly to Russian President Vladimir Putin about the importance of free elections and unrestricted access to social media.

The Republican Party, which ruled Armenia from 2008 until the 2018 Velvet Revolution, has announced it will not participate in the upcoming elections.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has publicly warned Armenia against pursuing closer alignment with the European Union.

Armenian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ani Badalyan expressed hope that established peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan would also put an end to fabricated claims and eliminate hate speech, in response to an Azerbaijani statement.

Five individuals have been arrested in Armenia in connection with alleged election-related bribery, reportedly linked to Russian-Armenian tycoon Samvel Karapetyan's Strong Armenia party.

Three individuals were arrested after attempting to punch Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan while he was attending a Palm Sunday sermon at a church in Yerevan.

Artur Hranc, a businessman holding Belarusian and Armenian citizenships, who manages a high-end restaurant in Vilnius and a luxury hotel in Trakai, is reportedly connected to institutions within the Belarusian regime.

Once spoken by millions, Western Armenian is now classified as an endangered language by UNESCO, but it is finding new life and reinvention through literature and the arts.

Aishat Baimuradova was finally buried in Yerevan, Armenia, months after her murder, as her family had refused to retrieve her body for burial in Chechnya.

Montenegro, along with Albania, Azerbaijan, and Armenia, continues to exhibit a significant gender imbalance, with concerns about selective abortions persisting 14 years after the Council of Europe requested an investigation in 2012.

Armenian Parliamentary Speaker Alen Simonyan has intensified political rhetoric by labeling the opposition as "parties of war," echoing recent similar remarks made by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

The number of foreign nationals suspected of organized crime in Poland, particularly from Georgia, Belarus, and Armenia, has nearly doubled in a year, with police actively targeting Russian-speaking gangs.

Adriana Sklenaříková has publicly accused her estranged husband, Armenian businessman Aram Ohanian, of abuse and blackmail, stating that their child became a tool and object of extortion, four years after their separation.

Four freight wagons of fertilizer and one of buckwheat were sent from Russia to Armenia through Azerbaijani territory, while Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan had a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Armenian authorities have announced that the country has sent humanitarian aid, primarily consisting of medicine, to Iran.

Maria Rigel's latest film, 'Thus Spoke the Wind,' is reviewed as a disappointingly slow-moving Armenian drama that prioritizes art over substance, proving more incomprehensible than enlightening.

The ongoing conflict in Iran is seen as a potential catalyst for reconciliation efforts between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The region aims to establish itself as a new trade corridor between Europe and energy-rich Central Asia, with the conflict highlighting Europe's energy dependence.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has offered to increase housing assistance for Nagorno-Karabakh refugees, raising aid from ֏3 million to ֏4 million per person for families in communities near Yerevan, ahead of upcoming elections.

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The editor-in-chief of Hraparak, an Armenian opposition-aligned tabloid, is under investigation concerning an editorial published in December 2024.

The Italian Ambassador to Yerevan, Alessandro Ferranti, met with Armenia's Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Armen Simonyan, to discuss bilateral cooperation.

The group travelled by bus from universities across Iran to the Iran–Armenia border, crossed into Armenia, and then flew from Yerevan to Dubai.

Levon Ter-Petrosyan, former President of Armenia and a former ally of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, has accused the current government of politically motivated actions, specifically cutting his power and water supply.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced plans to publicly present a list of weapons acquired under his tenure after 2022, citing high public interest.

Seventy students from Iran are scheduled to return home today, traveling through Armenia and Dubai.

The remarks came during his visit to Yerevan.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the rift between Brussels and Tbilisi is the 'biggest problem' for Armenia's bid to join the European Union.

Despite Western pressure, Armenia continues to act as a logistical and trade intermediary for Moscow, helping Russia circumvent sanctions, even as it receives financial support from the US and EU and seeks closer ties with the latter.