Turkish Cypriot authorities will introduce an e-visa system for citizens of Armenia, Nigeria, and Syria wishing to visit Northern Cyprus, ending the previous system, according to 'prime minister' Unal Ustel.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan delivered a scathing critique of Israel during an address to parliament, accusing international powers of cynically exploiting the "Armenian Genocide" for their own geopolitical motives.

Armenia's Investigative Committee is investigating allegations of torture within its own ranks, raising concerns among media and civil society about potential conflicts of interest.

An opinion piece in Haaretz discusses how the 'language of denial' contributes to the possibility of atrocities, drawing parallels between historical events in Armenia and current situations in Gaza.

Armenia and South Sudan have officially established diplomatic relations, marking a new chapter in their international engagement.

Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's peace strategy, which includes referring to Tigranashen as 'Kyarki,' is encountering resistance from the country's traditional nationalist politics.

Armenia is seeking the help of a third country to facilitate visits to its detainees held in Baku. This request aims to ensure access and oversight regarding the condition of the individuals.

An investigation has been initiated against four men in Armenia following the suspected bridenapping of an 18-year-old girl, a practice that has become rare but still occurs in the country.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been awarded the Hessian Peace Prize by the Albert Osswald Foundation for his efforts in adopting a peace declaration with Azerbaijan.

Yerevan is reportedly planning to adopt a new constitution as part of Armenia's development program, a move that comes as the peace process with Azerbaijan continues.

TV3 show host Keitė Arai, 26, has announced her engagement to Armenian businessman Armenas Sargisian, a development that surprised many.

Azerbaijan will facilitate another transit shipment of wheat from Russia to Armenia, marking continued cooperation on humanitarian corridors.

During the Indian Defence Secretary's visit, India and Armenia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation in the defence sector.

Georgian and Hungarian Foreign Ministers congratulated Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan on his reappointment, while Georgia also extradited a wanted person to Armenia.

An Iranian culinary team secured multiple gold, silver, and bronze medals at the fifth Navasard festival in Armenia, showcasing the country's culinary heritage.

Armenia has enacted new legislation to lift the 65-year-old age cap for public sector employment, aiming to resolve legal contradictions and align with European Social Charter standards.

The Colombian city of Armenia, known as a 'miracle city,' survived a recent deadly earthquake with no lives lost, applying lessons learned from a 1999 disaster.

The Colombian city of Armenia, devastated by a deadly earthquake in 1999, successfully rebuilt stronger, demonstrating preparedness when disaster struck again, resulting in no fatalities.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced intentions to make personnel changes in the Military Police and related bodies following the latest non-combat death in the army.

The Armenian opposition has accused the government of adjusting the new draft constitution to align with Azerbaijan's demands. The ruling party has confirmed that the draft constitution will omit any reference to the Declaration of Independence, a precondition set by Azerbaijan for peace.

Wealthy entrepreneurs in Poland and Armenia are funding the construction of colossal statues of Mary and Jesus, raising questions about whether these monuments are art or kitsch.

Moscow has reportedly given Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan approximately one month to decide on Armenia's future geopolitical orientation, with severe consequences threatened if the country does not align with Russia.

Keitė Arai, the 26-year-old host of the TV show 'KK2', has announced her engagement to her Armenian-born businessman boyfriend.

Russia has issued an ultimatum to Armenia, stating that Yerevan must decide by December whether to hold a referendum on closer ties with the European Union or remain part of the Eurasian Economic Union.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius reaffirmed his country's steadfast support for Armenia's European choice and the strengthening of bilateral relations during a phone call with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

An opinion piece argues that dominant Western narratives about Armenia’s domestic politics do not accurately reflect the situation on the ground.

Russian pressure on Armenia's economy has intensified, paradoxically increasing Poland's chances to sell food industry technologies in the country, especially after Nikol Pashinyan's pro-Western election victory.

President Nikol Pashinyan is engaging in a multilateral foreign and economic policy, forging strong ties with Europe and the United States.

Armenia's head of the Apostolic Church and senior clergy are facing trial over allegations of spying for Russia. If convicted, they could face jail time.

An opinion piece highlights the long-standing harassment, intimidation, and discrimination endured by the Armenian community in East Jerusalem from extremist groups.

Russia's Senate chair, Valentina Matvienko, stated that Russian citizens might be warned against visiting Armenia if 'systematic arrests,' possibly at the request of third-party countries, continue.

The spiritual leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church and Supreme Patriarch will be put on trial.

An Armenian reservist has publicly criticized the army for disorganization and ammunition shortages, claims which the Defence Ministry dismissed while warning of potential legal consequences for sharing classified information.

The leader of the Armenian church is set to go on trial, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing confrontation between the church and the government.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's resignation after winning elections has fueled speculation about the country's pro-Western trajectory. However, analysis suggests this conclusion is false, and the decision's true meaning is being clarified.

The Armenian Parliament has elected Ruben Rubinyan as its new speaker, replacing Alen Simonyan. This session was notably skipped by the Catholicos for the first time.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been officially appointed for his new term by President Vahagn Khachaturyan, following his government's resignation.

Iran is preparing to host its fifth gastronomy festival in Armenia, aiming to promote Iranian culinary heritage, national tourism, and handicrafts.

Armenian knockout artist Marat Grigorian shares his passion for exploring the world, as he prepares for his return to the ring at The Inner Circle 25 in Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium on August 7.

Lake Sevan, the largest lake in the Caucasus, serves not only as an essential beach resort for landlocked Armenia but also as a significant symbol of national identity for the country.

The Zvartnots-Yerevan airport terminal, considered an icon of Soviet modernism, is at risk of demolition as Armenian authorities seek to remove the building from the register of historical monuments.

Armenia's Investigative Committee has launched an investigation into death threats made against Anna Hakobyan, the wife of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, with a suspect now on a wanted list.

Armenia's Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case against Russian national Nadezhda Pirozhkova, who publicly criticized the traditions of the Vardavar holiday after fleeing Russia to Armenia. She faces up to four years in prison for 'incitement to hatred' following her comments.

Italian Ambassador to Armenia, Alessandro Ferranti, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the third International Congress of Armenian Studies. The event was hosted by the Matenadaran Museum in Yerevan.

Russian blogger Nadezhda Pirozhkova has been charged in Armenia for offensive language after publishing a video complaining about being splashed during the Vardavar water festival and calling Armenians 'rat-like'.

Turkey has commenced the restoration of the Gyumri–Kars railway, a crucial step towards re-establishing connections and normalizing relations with Armenia, as both countries continue efforts to officially open their borders.

Armenia has seen a sharp increase in Russian interest in apartment rentals, particularly in Yerevan, as many Russians fear a new mobilization announcement in the autumn.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discussed Russia’s trade restrictions on Armenia with Russian President Vladimir Putin in a phone call, the first since Armenia's June parliamentary elections.

Lebanese-Armenian Narine Poladian is making history as Armenia's first woman khachkar maker, working from her studio in Gyumri, taking commissions, giving master classes, and selling DIY carving kits.

Armenian attitudes toward the LGBTQ community have transformed in recent years, partly due to the war in Ukraine, leading to a thriving underground drag scene in Yerevan despite ongoing risks for performers.

Armenia's decision to grant state-owned property to a media outlet linked to a pro-Western party leader has raised concerns among media experts.

Russia's Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor) announced it will restrict imports of dairy products from Armenia beginning July 27, 2026.

Ukrainian attacks on Wildberries warehouses in Russia have caused significant losses for Armenian sellers. These strikes are seen as Ukraine bringing the war to Russian territory.

Armenian authorities have removed the lawyer representing opposition leader Gagik Tsarukyan from his case, citing a conflict of interest. The authorities intend to call the lawyer as a witness in the proceedings against Tsarukyan.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev have signed economic agreements to deepen Germany's access to Azerbaijan's gas reserves and transit routes, as Germany seeks to diversify its energy sources.

Israel has withdrawn the recognition of the Armenian genocide from the Knesset's agenda following official condemnation and a request for reconsideration from the Azerbaijani government last month. This decision highlights diplomatic pressures influencing Israeli policy.

Russian-born American investor Konstantin Sokolov, who also heads the TRIPP+ trade fund, has reportedly purchased Armenia's second-largest mine.

Nine churches belonging to Maronite, Armenian, and Latin communities in northern Cyprus have been preserved or restored through bicommunal heritage efforts, with work continuing on Sourp Magar monastery.

Cannes Film Festival’s Critics’ Week has revealed the participants of next year’s Next Step Studio program, which will focus on Armenia.

The highly anticipated vote in the Knesset on the recognition of the Armenian Genocide has been suspended, leaving the Israeli government's unanimous decision without parliamentary ratification.

A senior Azerbaijani official stated that lasting peace with Armenia is closer than ever, but Baku insists that Armenia amend its constitution as a prerequisite.

An Armenian court has ordered the nationalisation of a cement plant belonging to opposition figure Gagik Tsarukyan, along with the confiscation of other properties, assets, and cash linked to him.

A video has emerged showing a shooting incident in Yerevan, Armenia, where an unidentified individual shot another person in the leg, followed by a car attempting to run over the shooter. The event reportedly occurred on July 12.

Apricots from Armenia's Ararat valley are becoming a focal point in a geopolitical struggle between Russia and the West. The Kremlin has imposed bans and restrictions on Armenian apricot imports, angered by Yerevan's shift away from Moscow.

The EU Parliament hosted a conference on Armenian prisoners held in Azerbaijan, emphasizing the need for EU engagement, while Armenian authorities announced the large-scale printing of new biometric passports.

Marlene Edoyan's latest documentary, 'A Fire There,' examines the lives and prospects of ethnic Armenians residing in rural areas of Georgia.

Trade turnover between Armenia and Russia dropped by 20.5% in the first five months of 2026, a decline attributed to large-scale Russian restrictions on Armenian imports.

Armenia's Prime Minister has announced that the country may soon submit its application for European Union membership. This move signals a potential shift in Armenia's geopolitical alignment.

A soldier in the Armenian army was found with fatal gunshot wounds, marking the fourth non-combat death in the military within a single month, prompting a murder investigation.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has stated that a significant change in relations with Russia is inevitable, as he presented the government’s program in parliament.

Another shipment of 242 tons of propane from Russia is scheduled to be transported by rail through Azerbaijan to Armenia on August 24th.

Armenian authorities have assessed the risk of Ebola importation and further spread within the country as low.

Armenia's new government program includes a downgrade in relations with Russia, though the program still awaits parliamentary approval.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan referred to the village of Tigranashen in Armenia's Ararat Province by its Azerbaijani toponym, Kyarki, during discussions on the delimitation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.

One Armenian soldier was killed and several others were injured after being hit by a truck, though the exact number of injured soldiers has not been publicly disclosed.

Russia is set to deliver another shipment of wheat to Armenia, utilizing a transit route through Azerbaijan, marking a continued use of this corridor for cargo movement between the countries.

The Armenian Deputy Parliamentary Speaker controversially likened jailed opposition figures, detained on terrorism charges and for allegedly seeking to overthrow the government, to Osama bin Laden.

The Varchafest music festival, organized by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, is scheduled to take place in Sevan and will incur a cost of nearly $500,000 from the state budget.

Turkey's Education Ministry has launched an inspection into Armenian minority schools regarding their admission of students from Armenia. Inspectors reportedly informed school administrators that Armenian citizens could no longer be admitted.

The Armenian-Lebanese eatery Zareh in Melbourne has been awarded Gourmet Traveller’s prestigious Restaurant of the Year title, joining a list of acclaimed past winners.

The Arushanyans’ case reflects a broader legal dilemma facing Nagorno-Karabakh refugees: although ethnically Armenian, Armenia is not their home.

Hundreds of Syrian Christians in Austria have had their asylum status revoked after it was determined they also held Armenian citizenship. This decision has led to many facing unmanageable financial demands for social benefits received.

The Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon, housing the vast art collection of Armenian oil magnate Calouste Gulbenkian, has reopened, with Angela Merkel serving on the jury for an award presented there.

Armenia's Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs announced a new policy to provide a one-off payment of $1,400 for each newborn, with plans to implement an exclusively online payment process.

The UN's biodiversity chief has issued a warning that the world is failing to meet its nature protection commitments, ahead of a major international conference in Armenia aimed at accelerating action.

Ahead of the COP17 on biodiversity (October 19-30) in Armenia, a report indicates that the world is not on track to meet the commitments made four years earlier at COP15 in Montreal.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev suggested that Azerbaijan could supply electricity to Armenia, noting that Armenia cannot indefinitely rely on the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan by phone, discussing priority areas for closer cooperation between their countries.

Senior diplomats from Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the United States met in Washington to review a year of progress in the peace process and commemorate a 2025 summit.

Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin stated that Armenia must decide by December whether to hold a referendum on joining the European Union or the Eurasian Economic Union.

One year after the Washington summit, Armenia and Azerbaijan have reportedly made significant progress towards a lasting peace treaty, despite it remaining unsigned.

Relations between Türkiye and Armenia, long strained by historical legacies and unresolved conflicts, are entering a new phase of normalization, reflecting recent developments in the South Caucasus.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio have all issued statements commemorating the anniversary of last year's Washington summit, acknowledging its milestones.

The Czech president has called for a parliamentary motion regarding the recognition of the Armenian genocide.

The head of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Catholicos Garegin II, and six other prelates appeared in court, but the judge quickly recused himself from the case.

Narine Abgaryan's debut novel features characters who dream, go to the cinema, acquire air rifles, feed bird chicks, and eat pirog, all imbued with explosive energy and anticipation, according to a review.

The leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Catholicos Karekin II, is facing a historic criminal trial as his feud with the Prime Minister deepens. The first hearing in this significant case has already been held.

A podcast delves into the implications of Armenia's new parliament and the state of Armenian politics on its first day. Another podcast, 'Firewall,' examines Israel's Mossad, describing it as 'the secret service that kills.'

The old terminal at Yerevan’s Zvartnots International Airport in Armenia faces potential demolition as part of a $400 million plan to expand and modernize the airport's current building.

The Association of Tourism Attractions Penang (ATAP) has called on the Penang government to enforce safety checks for aging heritage buildings following an incident on Armenian Street.

Six individuals, primarily Jewish minors, have been detained following an attack on the Armenian Church headquarters in Jerusalem, where they were reportedly spitting on and throwing stones at the compound.

An opinion piece suggests that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's extensive post-election cabinet reshuffles indicate political insecurity rather than confidence, despite his electoral victory.

Six Jewish Israelis were filmed spitting at the entrance to Saint James Monastery in Jerusalem's Old City.

Nikol Pashinyan has been reappointed as Armenia's Prime Minister by President Vahagn Khachaturyan, following the first session of the newly elected parliament.

Montenegro and Armenia have signed an agreement in Yerevan to foster cooperation in the fields of education, science, and innovation, with ministers from both countries formalizing the partnership.

The most extensive exhibition to date has opened in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.

Iran and Armenia are exploring ways to transform their shared corridor into a trade engine, with discussions held between the Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure of Armenia and the Head of Iran's Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the country's railway systems, currently owned by Russian Railways under a 2008 concession agreement, are Armenia's property, suggesting the possibility of charging $2 billion annually.

Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that the country might review the terms for providing several resources and services to Russia that were previously free.

This weekend's calendar includes a variety of events such as the Armenian Street Festival, Beth Hart, and The Script concerts in Timişoara, and TIFF Sibiu. Various cultural and entertainment activities are scheduled.

Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry stated that Russia's framing of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict 'distorts reality,' specifically refuting Russian claims about Armenia's request for CSTO support.

An unique asthma clinic located 250 meters deep inside an Armenian salt mine is facing an uncertain future after the government withdrew its state funding. The clinic, which offers a distinctive treatment environment, relies on this funding for its operations.

According to Armenian real estate agents, Russian citizens have shown active interest in renting housing in Yerevan, Armenia's capital, a situation that is being compared to the trends observed in 2022.

Russia's agricultural regulator, Rosselkhoznadzor, has banned the import of all dairy products from Armenia starting Monday, citing concerns over "infected herds" and raw materials from other countries.

Iran and Armenia have agreed to form a joint specialized working group in the energy sector, with Tehran proposing a new model for gas trade to develop energy cooperation between the two countries.

Russia has imposed a ban on the import of Armenian dairy products, citing alleged health and safety violations. This move impacts the Armenian dairy industry and trade relations between the two countries.

Narine Abgaryan's novel 'Vom Himmel fielen drei Äpfel' (Three Apples Fell from the Sky) is reviewed as a fairytale-like story about an Armenian village.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held a telephone conversation with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, exchanging views on topical issues concerning the regional and international agenda.

CFM, a joint venture of GE Aerospace, has won an engine order from FlyOne Armenia.

UN experts have expressed concerns regarding Armenia's application of terrorism charges against opposition figures, though the Armenian government maintains the cases involve an alleged violent coup plot, not political activity.

Airports in North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Georgia, and Armenia recorded new daily records for takeoffs and landings in July, indicating a surge in air traffic.

A review of 10 Armenian short films screened at the 2026 Golden Apricot International Film Festival highlights their exploration of tensions within Armenian society, including generational divides, unprocessed trauma, and an obsession with death.

Ludwig Mkrtchyan, an Armenian prisoner detained during the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh War, is reportedly fighting for his life in Azerbaijan due to mounting health concerns.

A review praises 'Outliving Shakespeare' for its humane and graceful depiction of a theatre troupe residing in a Soviet-era Armenian care home, blending humor and sentiment.

Armenian Syrians, who were granted asylum status years ago as persecuted Christians, are now facing deportation from Germany and potential charges.

Peace negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan are reportedly stalled due to a dispute over the inclusion of Karabakh-related claims within the Armenian constitution, which Baku demands be removed.

Armenian painter Zhirayr Martirosyan has established his art studio within one of the thousands of abandoned caves surrounding Goris, bringing new life to the ancient structures.

A review of "Dance of Life," a poetic tribute to Armenian filmmaker Harutyun Khachatryan, notes its fitting screening at the festival Khachatryan founded over 20 years ago.

Meduza reports on how Russian security services are seizing their citizens in countries like Armenia, Georgia, and Kazakhstan, and bringing them back to Russia for trial, particularly those who left after mobilization.

The Israeli Parliament has reportedly postponed a vote on the recognition of the Armenian Genocide. The decision to delay the vote was made on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.

Two groups of mountaineers representing Cyprus successfully climbed Armenia's highest peaks in an expedition celebrating the close ties between the two nations, with a 13-year-old becoming the youngest Cypriot resident to achieve the feat.

Azerbaijan has facilitated another transit shipment from Russia to Armenia, marking continued cooperation in regional logistics.

An opinion piece explores how the language of denial contributes to the perpetration of atrocities, drawing parallels between historical events in Armenia and the current situation in Gaza.

Another shipment from Russia to Armenia was dispatched through Azerbaijani territory, further expanding a transit route that has become increasingly active since Azerbaijan lifted restrictions on cargo transit to Armenia.

Comedian Jack Assadourian Jr. has set the premiere date for his debut special, 'Mexican Armenian,' directed by Jeremiah Watkins, which will explore the unexpected similarities between his Mexican and Armenian heritage.

Russia is making another shipment of grain to Armenia today, utilizing transit through Azerbaijani territory. This marks an expansion of goods transit between the two nations.

The Armenian government has approved a five-year plan aimed at creating a 'Fourth Republic', which now requires parliamentary approval within three months.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan declared the victory of the 'Real Armenia' ideology, signaling the country's transition into a 'Fourth Republic' and vowing to normalize relations with Türkiye.

Armenia's Deputy Parliamentary Speaker Vahagn Aleksanyan sparked a heated exchange in parliament by comparing opposition figures facing terrorism charges to al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden.

The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry has invited Cypriot businesses to an international trade and investment forum in Armenia, aiming to strengthen commercial links.

Armenia's mid-year crime report indicates an overall decrease in crime, though attempted murders and sexual offenses have seen a slight increase.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Parliamentary Speaker Ruben Rubinyan met with a US Congress delegation led by Representative Abraham Hamadeh, where Pashinyan emphasized the importance of developing relations.

Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan has reshuffled the army leadership after the Defence Ministry found that army death statistics were being distorted, raising scrutiny over non-combat deaths.

Former ICC prosecutors highlight that controversies surrounding the International Criminal Court and the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict are raising broader concerns for international justice, regional stability, and Azerbaijan's strategic energy role.

Armenia and Ukraine are deepening their bilateral ties, marked by a series of high-level meetings throughout August, indicating growing diplomatic engagement between Yerevan and Kyiv.

Iran and Armenia have held talks to explore bilateral cooperation in agriculture, focusing on livestock imports and investment in border regions.

The grandson of Armenian Genocide survivors states that "political motives" continue to block the international recognition of the 1915 systematic deportation and massacre by the Ottoman Empire.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has indicated a desire for an 'amicable' solution with Russia regarding Armenia's railways, rather than a unilateral break with Moscow.

Former parliamentary speaker Alen Simonyan has been appointed as the new head of Armenia's Security Council, replacing Armen Grigoryan.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan have held discussions on priority areas for cooperation between Ukraine and Armenia. The leaders addressed the state of relations between their respective countries.

Armenia is expected to decide by December on holding a referendum to choose between joining the European Union (EU) or the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), according to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin.

Refugee doctors in Armenia are encountering difficulties integrating into the local healthcare system, prompting intervention from the Council of Europe to address these hurdles.

A former Armenian Member of Parliament has been charged with ordering a killing that occurred in 2023, with the Human Rights Defender raising concerns about information shared by the Investigative Committee.

Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the United States released a joint statement on the anniversary of the Washington summit, reaffirming their recognition of Armenia and Azerbaijan’s internationally recognized borders.

The $5 billion Hrazdan facility, Firebird's new AI data center, marks Armenia's biggest step towards becoming a global AI hub, though questions remain about its water and electricity consumption.

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Armenia's Orthodox Church leader, Karekin II, has been charged with defying a secular court, marking an unprecedented event in the post-Soviet states.

An opinion piece suggests that Israel's recent suspension of a vote on the Armenian Genocide is a predictable continuation of a decades-long pattern in Israeli-Armenian relations.

The trial of Catholicos Karekin II has further deepened the conflict between the authorities and the Church, at a time when Armenia is increasingly distancing itself from Russia.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that Russian economic restrictions imposed on Armenia could impede the proper functioning of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) market.

Russia has banned the import of 70,000 bottles of Armenian water and soft drinks, marking the latest economic restriction imposed on Armenian goods since May.

The head of the Armenian Apostolic Church, along with six other high-ranking clerics, will face an unprecedented trial starting Friday. This development marks the latest escalation in an ongoing conflict within the church.

Armenia's Prime Minister believes the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), a Kremlin-created organization, is paralyzed and exists only on paper, prompting Armenia to seek new market opportunities within the European Union.

The Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) is likely to discuss suspending Armenia's voting rights at its November 11 summit in Moscow due to unpaid dues.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu received 23 gifts in April, May, and June, including items from the presidents of Ukraine and Kazakhstan, the prime minister of Armenia, and the Secretary of State of North Carolina.

Six individuals, including five minors, have been arrested for allegedly spitting and throwing rocks at an Armenian church in Jerusalem's Old City.

The government of Armenia has officially resigned, with the decree published on the president's website, marking a significant political shift in the country.

Casa Timen, a historic building with a golden ceiling in Bucharest's old Armenian Quarter, has been transformed from a ruin into a work of art, highlighting the ongoing efforts to restore the city's architectural heritage.

Reports of a possible new mobilization are leading more Russians to leave the country, with a significant sign of growing nervousness being the real estate market situation in Armenia, where tens of thousands fled after the war began and during the 2022 mobilization.

An official studio photograph captures the Ghazarian family, Armenian immigrants who had settled in Boston by 1908, serving as a historical document shortly before the Armenian Genocide.

An opinion piece highlights the case of Gayane in Armenia, whose life changed after regaining legal capacity after nearly 30 years in institutions, but emphasizes that support remains scarce.

Catholicos Karekin II will be the first Catholicos to stand trial on criminal charges in Armenia's modern history, marking a historic legal precedent.

The Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon has reopened to visitors, showcasing the famous art collection of Armenian businessman Galust Gulbenkian, once the world's wealthiest man.

US military says it intercepted all Iranian missiles, as fighting threatens to resume. Plus, how Armenians seek to breathe more easily by heading underground Good morning.

The Italian Ambassador to Armenia, Alessandro Ferranti, visited the Byurakan Astrophysical Observatory (BAO), a renowned research center located 40 kilometers from Yerevan, highlighting diplomatic and scientific ties.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held his first phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin since the recent elections, though the official Russian readout did not confirm if Putin congratulated Pashinyan on his victory.

The Armenian government has recognized Greeks as a national minority, fostering cultural exchange where the people of Armenia are noted to read Greek authors like Elytis and Kazantzakis.

Iran and Armenia have agreed on a new roadmap for energy cooperation, which includes electricity grid integration, hydroelectric development, and an overhaul of their gas agreements.

The Israeli parliament has decided to postpone a vote on recognizing the Armenian genocide by Ottoman Turkey, a move seen as a triumph for regional diplomacy, particularly as Azerbaijan seeks to avert escalating tensions.

The Arinj Mall, owned by opposition tycoon Gagik Tsarukyan, has been closed due to alleged safety violations, marking the latest business of his to be suspended since his detention in July.

The second Armenian Dance Festival is set to tour Larnaca and Limassol in July, showcasing traditional Armenian national dances performed by artistic ensembles.

FLYONE Group is modernizing its fleet by selecting CFM LEAP-1A engines for two Airbus A321neo aircraft ordered for FLYONE Armenia. This makes FLYONE the first airline in Moldova to order new Airbus A321neo planes.

Armenian opposition leader Narek Karapetyan has been stripped of his immunity and is now under investigation for alleged money laundering and vote buying.

Former Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan is under investigation for alleged abuse of power. The inquiry into his actions has been initiated.

Armenia has reportedly exported over 200,000 flowers, totaling nearly nine tonnes, to the UAE in 2026. This marks the first batch of such exports amidst ongoing Russian trade restrictions.

A review of four out-of-competition short films by Armenian directors showcased at the 2026 Golden Apricot International Film Festival, noting their varied content and quality.

The performance-based bonuses are accompanied by a lack of transparency in disclosing evaluation results and individual payouts.

Armenia has seized control of the cement business belonging to Gagik Tsarukyan, a billionaire businessman and former world arm-wrestling champion, who was arrested on suspicion of fraudulent import of goods.

Hundreds of thousands of people have left Russia since February 2022, with their arrival already impacting GDP growth in popular destinations like Armenia, Georgia, and Serbia.

Armenia has started printing new biometric passports, which are expected to be available by autumn, amidst some controversy regarding their design and birthplace information.

Bucharest's Armenian Street Festival is celebrating its 10th edition, featuring free concerts and various cultural events.

Azerbaijan and Armenia are reportedly in 'real peace,' with discussions focusing on reopening trade and transport links across the South Caucasus, which could strengthen Asia-Europe connectivity and shift regional influence.

Konstantin Sokolov, a Russia-born White House ballroom donor based in Chicago and controlling shareholder of Armenia's Viva-MTS, has been appointed to lead a 'Trump Route project'.

A review of 'Here, Elsewhere,' a documentary by Lebanese-Armenian director Comes Chahbazian, which uses first-hand footage from a Stepanakert resident and his wife to depict daily life during Nagorno-Karabakh’s final days in 2023.

Konstantin Sokolov, a Russian-born private equity investor and donor to Donald Trump, has been appointed to chair the State Department's new $200 million Tripp+ trade project for Armenia, despite having no prior government experience.