Brunner made the remarks during a joint press conference with Armenia’s Interior Minister Arpine Sargsyan.

“There seems to be a hope, an opportunity, a chance that we cannot afford to miss,” he said.

Yerevan authorities approved installing a bust of French Resistance hero Missak Manouchian in a park named after him in the city center.

The city council has approved amendments to the 2026 municipal budget, allocating remaining funds to several urban programs.

Armenia will cooperate with two leading UK institutions to develop the Arts Cluster of its Academic City project.

Former European Council President said a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan could strengthen regional stability.

Participants of the protest submitted a letter and a number of materials to the government.

“This system delivers results for the citizens of Armenia,” Pashinyan said, adding that it is also part of the country’s anti-corruption policy.

Armenia’s government advances municipal reform, merging nine communities into three larger ones.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says reports about a new Azerbaijani military position inside Armenia are inaccurate.

Lay members of the Armenian Apostolic Church’s Supreme Spiritual Council were summoned to the Investigative Committee.

“Why Armenia has ended up in this situation — the answer lies precisely in this simple reality,” he wrote.

“What does it mean to give a foreign guest a book on the ‘Artsakh issue’?” he said.

Aliyev says Azerbaijan has begun trade with Armenia and is developing a route through Armenian territory as peace efforts advance.

As of February 2026, Armenian cadastral data show 60 properties registered to Turkish citizens.

Pashinyan says Armenia’s new constitution should not cite Independence Declaration, arguing its conflict-driven logic is incompatible with building a sovereign state.

European People’s Party leader Manfred Weber says the group is prepared to continue discussions on Armenia and regional developments during a meeting with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

Armenian government allocated additional funds to cover staff payments and other obligations as part of the final liquidation process of Shoghakat television.

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, Armenia facilitated the evacuation of foreign nationals from Iran and provided visa assistance when necessary.

Government proposes temporary visa exemption and simplified entry procedures for delegates attending the COP17 biodiversity conference scheduled in Armenia in October 2026.

Armenian wrestler Lyovik Mikaelyan won gold at the U23 European Championships in Serbia, defeating Azerbaijan’s Jeyhun Allahverdiyev in a closely contested final.

New sculpture composed of Armenian alphabet letters unveiled near European Parliament in Strasbourg, symbolizing dialogue and gratitude for EU support to Armenia.

Simon will perform energetic song Paloma Rumba at Eurovision 2026 in Vienna, highlighting freedom, movement and vibrant stage charisma, Armenia’s public broadcaster announced.

Authorities are investigating possible pressure on Armenian citizens abroad after intelligence reported attempts to influence participation in upcoming parliamentary elections.

Sedrak Arustamyan is convicted of obstructing voter free will in same trial that ended with Tsarukyan’s acquittal.

During the preliminary investigation, public criminal prosecution was initiated against the five customs inspectors.

The prime minister noted that his approach and strategy on this issue are clear.

Pashinyan said the government continues quiet diplomatic efforts to secure the release of Armenians still held in Azerbaijan.

The complaint was submitted under Article 233 of the Criminal Code, which concerns coercion to make donations in favor of a political party.

Hovakimyan said citizens who have been disconnected from the country for over a decade will not appear on voter lists.