Those who have lost their homes will receive certificates to purchase new ones, while others will be given financial compensation for repairs. A total of 854 people will receive one-time financial assistance
Details of the Armenian Foreign Minister's visit to Tbilisi, main statements from the joint press conference of the Foreign Ministers, and commentary by political analyst Hakob Badalyan
The border delimitation commissions of Armenia and Azerbaijan did not agree on the Joint Activities Regulation by July 1, as planned. What does this mean? Comments from Armenian experts
During the Armenian Democracy Forum, the prime minister of Armenia stated that he is aware of the citizens' opinion on EU membership, but he does not have an answer to how close the EU is willing to allow Armenia to come.
According to Iran's ambassador to Armenia, Mehdi Sobhani, this policy will never change, regardless of any changes in the governments of Iran and Armenia.
The government is helping people build homes in border areas, addressing the issue of providing housing and populating villages where many are afraid to live after the invasion of Azerbaijani armed forces into Armenian territory
The National Addiction Treatment Center warns that "non-traditional" synthetic drugs have become popular. These drugs quickly lead to addiction and subsequently cause mental disorders
Azerbaijani political analyst Farkhad Mamedov believes that the main forces in the region are the countries themselves—Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia—even though the region is divided and lacks a pan-regional structure
Political scientist Robert Gevondyan on Armenia's chances of joining the EU, the challenges ahead, and why the authorities are hesitant to submit a membership application
Armenian experts say that recognizing Palestine will negatively affect Armenian-Israeli relations; however, these relations "were not particularly positive" even before
Four pro-Western parties propose to hold it in the coming months. During parliamentary hearings, the feasibility of this step was discussed together with political scientists and representatives of civil society
This government program is aimed specifically at providing housing for families with children. It has been in effect since 2020 and will continue until 2026
Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, leading the "Tavush for the Homeland" movement, stated at a press conference that the demand for the resignation of Armenia's prime minister remains relevant for the opposition, and the struggle will continue