More than 3,100 people have been killed in Iran since late February, with civilians making up a significant share, according to HRANA data.

Kos highly praised the work of the Interior Ministry and Minister Sargsyan personally in the EU–Armenia visa liberalization process.

“Opportunities for further deepening cooperation and implementing new joint initiatives were discussed,” the statement said.

“If Nikol Pashinyan is not elected, we will have a real opportunity to preserve statehood,” Aghazaryan said.

Armenia’s Investigative Committee confirmed receiving a motion to lift travel restrictions on Catholicos Karekin II.

Armenian ambassadors presented the realities and specific features of their countries of accreditation.

Archbishop Ezras says the Armenian Apostolic Church’s core mission is preserving unity and Christian values.

Artak Zakaryan criticized Armenia’s ruling party, arguing it prioritizes retaining power over preventing war.

Swedish Riksdag delegation will visit Armenia in April under a program aimed at strengthening democratic cooperation.

Karapetyan’s lawyer says investigators approved a request to relay his public remarks, but the defense has still not received the decision.

Georgia’s Patriarchate says Karekin II wants to attend Ilia II’s funeral, but he is allowed to leave Armenia.

The economy minister says farm households and small farmers will soon be able to access zero-interest loans, but gave no timeline for rollout.

The EU will allocate €140 million in additional support to Armenia, targeting reforms, connectivity, and resilience against hybrid threats.

Armenia and the EU signed a new financing agreement, focusing on reforms, connectivity, and deeper integration into regional transport corridors.

Artur Khachatryan says lasting peace is impossible while Azerbaijani forces remain on Armenian territory.

Veronika Zonabend urges the Red Cross to clarify the legal status of Armenian detainees in Azerbaijan.

Strong Armenia party says Pashinyan’s sharp rhetoric reflects panic, citing polling trends.

Pashinyan said businessman Samvel Karapetyan could go live if he wished and present his views.

Armenia remains classified as partly free with stable scores, leading the region in freedom indicators, according to a new report.

“I intend to call the Prime Minister of Georgia to personally express condolences, and we are discussing the format of our participation,” Pashinyan said.

Armenia has broadened its state housing support program in border communities, increasing quotas and extending deadlines.

Head coach Yeghishe Melikyan has unveiled the squad for the upcoming friendly match against Belarus.

Satellite images indicate that Armenian memorials and graves in Khnatsakh were destroyed.

U.S. intelligence says Armenia faces uncertainty over a constitutional referendum as obstacles persist in reaching a final peace agreement with Azerbaijan.

More than 23,000 tons of grain and over 700 tons of fertilizers have already been delivered from Russia to Armenia through Azerbaijan.

EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos will be in Armenia from March 19, holding high-level talks with government officials.

Armenia will host a regional CTBTO workshop and simulation in Garni, bringing together experts from Eastern Europe.

The event was attended by heads of several diplomatic missions accredited in Oman, as well as Armenian citizens residing in the country.

According to her, the logic suggesting that Armenia would benefit both with and without European integration appears contradictory.

“We are holding online discussions with our like-minded partners in Europe and the United States,” Papyan said.