news from Yerevan

Armenia’s foreign ministry hits back at resolutions from Organisation of Islamic Cooperation

The OIC adopted a number of documents initiated by Baku which, according to Armenian diplomats, contain distorted and extremely one-sided language

"Yerevan’s proposals on unblocking dispel Baku’s concerns," Armenian officials believe

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan presented the details of the proposal, with comments from the head of the State Revenue Committee and political analysts

"Work is essential for improving quality of life": Armenia's labour market in numbers

Labour Day in Armenia: Pashinyan’s message and labour market trends

Thousands of unreliable borrowers in Armenia to receive state aid to repay loans

The government has decided to allocate additional funds for the programme, which aims to help people restore their economic activity and credit reputation.

10 deaths in 4 months: rights activists alarmed by prison conditions in Armenia

They claim that law enforcement agencies are trying to present the incidents in a more favourable light, instead of addressing the underlying problems.

Students in Armenia more concerned about quality of education than tuition fees

The state and various foundations help cover tuition, but society now expects universities to deliver education that matches the investment.

'Modernisation is essential for progress': Economist’s proposals to Armenian authorities

Armen Ktoyan analyses trade turnover figures and the factors influencing the country’s economy, offering a forecast of what to expect in the near future.

Why is it so noisy in Armenia — and what can be done about it: views from residents and experts

People are increasingly disturbed by constant noise — even at night. The issue has reached parliament, where lawmakers have proposed stricter regulations and heavier fines for violations.

Armenia begins EU accession process: No answer on whether it is welcomed in Europe

The process was initiated by pro-Western politicians, and the authorities supported their initiative despite opposition protests. According to surveys, the majority of the population also seeks to join Europe, although not everything is clear to the people yet.

Opinion: 'If Armenia abandons its red lines, it will only be state on paper'

Military expert Leonid Nersisyan believes that Azerbaijan's demands contradict the existence of Armenia, its sovereignty, and independence.

Armenia doubles betting duty in fight against gambling addiction

The government also plans to create a regulatory authority, the Gambling Oversight Body, which will monitor all processes in the industry.

Armenia leads in regional democracy rankings despite decline

According to the Democracy Index report by the Economist Intelligence Unit, Armenia ranks 82nd among 160 countries, Georgia 94th, and Azerbaijan 126th.

Why is Baku rejecting Yerevan’s proposals? Pashinyan’s take on regional unblocking

Armenian PM hopes Baku’s goal is not to “create a false pretext for escalation.”

'Some countries oppose Armenia becoming Russia’s backyard': Debates in Yerevan

Armenian political analysts discuss possible scenarios for resolving the Ukraine crisis and their impact on the South Caucasus.

Armenia-Azerbaijan peace treaty: Expectations and prospects for signing

Political Analyst Robert Gհevondyan on the interests of the parties and factors that could influence the signing of the treaty.

Fatherhood clubs in Armenia: How to become attentive dad and supportive partner

Fatherhood clubs operate in three regions of Armenia: who joins and how effective are they?

'Nikol Pashinyan's statements on arms control not up for discussion' – Azerbaijani experts on Armenian PM’s remarks

The Prime Minister of Armenia told journalists that "two points of the peace treaty between Azerbaijan and Armenia have yet to be agreed upon.

'No grounds to reject Yerevan's proposal on unblocking' – Pashinyan