We look at which professions are currently in highest demand, how employers recruit and select candidates, and why job seekers increasingly prefer foreign companies.
Conscript Narek Torosyan entered military service in January 2026. Human rights activists and politicians have blamed Armenia's Defence Ministry for his death, while the ministry has yet to comment.
Former state minister of the former self-proclaimed Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Ruben Vardanyan was sentenced to 20 years in prison in February. He did not appeal, saying legal remedies in Azerbaijan were ineffective.
The NSS Border Guard Troops will gradually assume responsibility for securing the entire Armenia-Azerbaijan state border, taking over a role currently performed by the Defence Ministry.
More than one million people visited Armenia in the first half of 2026. Russia, Georgia and Iran remained the country's three largest source markets for tourists, while the overall list of visitor source countries expanded with several new additions.
Analysts urged against escalating tensions with Moscow, and the Armenian authorities decided to increase subsidies to the railway operator while postponing the issue of ending Russia's concession
The Armenian government has approved the framework agreement on cooperation under the Trump Route project and submitted it to the Constitutional Court. The court will rule on whether the agreement complies with the constitution, after which parliament must ratify it.
Families with six or more underage children will be eligible to receive a 100% state subsidy to buy or build a home under a new government housing scheme.
EU mission to help Armenia counter hybrid threats. The European Union is deploying a civilian advisory mission to support the Armenian authorities in tackling hybrid threats. Political analyst Robert Ghevondyan explains its significance.
Diplomat Hrachya Tashchyan on the effectiveness of Armenia's membership in the Russia-led EAEU, the diversification of the country's economic ties, and the benefits of closer cooperation with the European Union.
The work covers the Gyumri-Akhurik section and the Yeraskh route. Yerevan had previously asked Russia to restore them because a Russian company operates Armenia's railways under a concession agreement.