Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has accused internal system moles of leaking information regarding the arrest of former president Robert Kocharyan, warning of widespread dismissals within the police force.

Armenia's pre-election campaign officially commenced on May 8, with the ruling Civil Contract party starting its activities in the Syunik region. Former President Robert Kocharyan, leading the Armenia Alliance, also made claims regarding Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

A court in Armenia has ordered former President Robert Kocharyan to remain in custody for two months as part of ongoing criminal proceedings. The detention extends previous judicial measures against the ex-leader amid investigations into alleged constitutional violations.

Armenian opposition leaders Robert Kocharyan and Ishkhan Karapetyan have filed lawsuits against state bodies, continuing the political and legal disputes that arose after the country's recent parliamentary elections.

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

Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan has been taken into custody as part of an ongoing anti-corruption investigation. The arrest marks a significant development in Yerevan’s efforts to prosecute high-level officials accused of financial misconduct.

The Central Electoral Commission (CEC) approved a request to revoke the parliamentary immunity of former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan, days after he was prevented from crossing the border.