According to international affairs expert Varduhi Harutyunyan, Armenia’s selection as host and organiser of the summit underlines its importance to Europe.
Independent Observer seeks legal action against Anna Hakobyan over alleged breaches of election-period charity rules. Her lawyers are preparing counterclaims.
The Armenian-Azerbaijani border has been calm for two years, with no exchange of fire. Both governments say peace has been established. But what do Yerevan residents think?
Commemorations take place as usual in Yerevan, despite recent disinformation about the demolition of the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex and the cancellation of the remembrance day — facts and reactions
The mission aims to support the country in countering hybrid threats. It will be based in Yerevan for an initial two-year period and will include 20 to 30 experts
The election programme of Pashinyan’s party raises the issue of removing the Catholicos from office. The prime minister says elections are, in essence, a “judicial process”, and that the public must make the decision.
Vahan Kostanyan joined counterparts from Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Georgia in Antalya for a panel discussion on the South Caucasus as an emerging strategic hub
In the new system, the roles of regional states are shifting: Azerbaijan is emerging as a key hub, Armenia as an adapting actor, while Georgia risks losing its agency.
According to Turkologist Nelli Minasyan, the Armenian side is signalling its dissatisfaction with Turkey’s failure to implement the agreements reached.
Patients are largely satisfied with the services despite long queues, while medical staff work under heavy strain as they wait for this “difficult transition period” to end
Media expert Samvel Martirosyan says Telegram channels Armenian Code and Wolves of Turan aim to trigger a cyber war and are run from a single centre, likely Russian
The preventive measure against 18-year-old David Minasyan has been changed to a ban on leaving the country. Social media reactions are divided: some support the decision, while others say it could lead to a sense of impunity