Mirzoyan says EU visa liberalization remains key priority
Armenia views visa liberalization as central to deeper EU ties while seeking stronger economic cooperation and new export opportunities with Lat…
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Armenia views visa liberalization as central to deeper EU ties while seeking stronger economic cooperation and new export opportunities with Lat…
Lawyer Aram Orbelyan says key allegations were removed, including claims involving foreign intelligence recruitment and payment of $622,000.
Armenia’s Court of Cassation returns case involving Catholicos Karekin II and six bishops to Judge Serzh Rushanyan for consideration.
Prosecutors have challenged several land auctions and property transactions in Arinj, while court-imposed restrictions now apply to the properti…
Armenian authorities say Russians seeking to avoid possible mobilization will face no entry barriers and may receive assistance if needed.
Russian Foreign Ministry says Armenia is preparing for potential EU membership without consulting its partners in Eurasian Economic Union.
Court orders Sedrak Kocharyan’s detention following arrests and searches conducted a day earlier in connection with the case.
Serzh Sargsyan faces a preventive measure in the same criminal case that led authorities to arrest Robert Kocharyan.
Masterclass #3 opens with two questions for church and community leaders: do we care, and are we willing to take responsibility for major change.
Lawyer Aram Orbelyan says Robert Kocharyan has been charged, with prosecutors expected to seek his pretrial detention in court.
Pashinyan links closer EU ties to changing Armenia-Russia relations and new security realities affecting Moscow’s traditional role in the countr…
Kremlin responded to Pashinyan’s remarks, while any decision on Armenia’s CSTO voting rights would require consensus among member states.
Pashinyan’s remarks on Armenian Church sparked heated reaction in parliament after he addressed Catholicos Garegin II by his birth name.
Court assessed nature of Simonyan’s disputed remarks and found insufficient grounds to uphold Kocharyan’s claims for retraction and compensation.
Planned railway will follow Soviet-era tracks, while Yerevan also considers control of Armenia’s railway network crucial.
Amid abundant harvests and expected sales difficulties, government will subsidize fig and peach procurement by 125 drams per kilogram.
Davit Babayan addresses his trial, prospects of an international court appeal and urges compatriots to remain strong despite difficult times.
Inspectors found no checked food courier without required medical documentation, but authorities say strict monitoring will continue.