This is the second programme of its kind. The government aims to help exporters diversify their markets while also seeking special trade preferences with the European Union
'If member states decide to expel Armenia, we will have to take note of that decision,' says Armenian PM. Key takeaways from Pashinyan's first post-election briefing.
Russia alleges election violations despite positive observer assessments. Political analyst Areg Kochinyan says Moscow may be preparing a new wave of hybrid attacks on Armenia through its local allies
According to Ashot Melikyan, chairman of the Committee to Protect Freedom of Expression, Armenia was able to withstand external information pressure and show Russia that it intends to remain an independent and sovereign state
Pashinyan's party won, but two pro-Russian forces also entered parliament. Political analyst Robert Ghevondyan says this was Moscow's minimum objective in the election
A journalist from the Armenian fact-checking platform FIP.am called several leaders of the Union of Armenians of Russia, posed as an FSB officer and uncovered details of a voter recruitment campaign.
Armenia’s exporter support programme. The government expects more than 4,250 tonnes of vegetables and strawberries and around 10 million flowers to be exported in June, while exporters will receive financial compensation
The Anti-Corruption Committee reported five vote-buying cases in the past three days alone. According to human rights activist Daniel Ioannisyan, the committee opened around 60 cases between February and May 2026.
Four members of the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union have urged Armenia to hold a referendum on choosing between the EAEU and the EU. Here is how the prime minister and economy minister responded.
False claims are circulating that Prime Minister Pashinyan ordered the creation of software capable of tracking voters inside polling booths during the upcoming election.