European Committee concludes Armenia fails to meet eight core labor rights obligations under the Social Charter.

Opposition MP Manukyan accuses Armenian authorities of targeting clergy, comparing actions to Bolshevik-era religious suppression.

Mirzoyan says former FM Oskanyan misrepresented state asset transfers, arguing entire stakes in key enterprises were handed to a foreign state.

Manuel Petrosyan secures his second national title, while Anahit Mkrtchyan wins the women’s championship in Armenia.

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Aram Babajanyan’s music, credited as “Baku folklore” in Azerbaijani content, triggers legal action from his son Ara Babajanyan.

Speaking in Davos, Trump claimed credit for ending the Armenia-Azerbaijan war, mispronouncing the latter country’s name.

Armenia’s ambassador to the U.S. meets Arizona officials and entrepreneurs to strengthen trade and investment partnerships between Armenia and the state.

Armenia’s Prime Minister unexpectedly joins global leaders in Davos to sign the Peace Council charter initiated by the U.S. President.

In Davos, Armenian President and ICRC president discuss prisoners, missing persons, and humanitarian issues amid regional tensions.

Armenian PM says the two countries will equally share import/export energy benefits under future grid integration.

Armenia and Azerbaijan reviewed the Yeraskh–Sadarak railway to prepare for potential reopening under the TRIPP infrastructure initiative.

Tourism authorities deny claims of a ban on Wizz Air flights, calling the rumors false and damaging to the airline’s reputation.

David Khachatryan ends his tenure as Armenia’s deputy minister of labor; reasons for his resignation remain undisclosed.

The U.S. State Department stops issuing immigrant visas to citizens of Armenia and 74 other countries due to excessive social benefits usage.

Father Yesayi Artenyan said facts confirm that priests are being pressured, including by municipal officials, calling the actions condemnable.

Iranian citizens plan a protest march in Yerevan on January 24, voicing opposition to the Iranian regime amid growing tensions.

Raffi Yedalian will present a sound-sculpture installation exploring visibility and memory at Armenia’s debut in the 2024 Malta Biennale.

Father Zareh Ashuryan says threats of retaliation against clergy have created fear, while the international community remains indifferent.

Prime Minister Pashinyan announced that 267 pedigree Edilbay sheep were purchased to boost sheep farming in the Gegharkunik region.

Two senior tax officers are in custody after allegedly accepting a large bribe in exchange for unlawful actions benefiting a business operator.

Vahe Hovhannisyan says state officials haven’t had salary increases, and bonuses help retain transparency and efficiency in public service.

Trump included Armenia-Azerbaijan peace as his 143rd “victory” in a list marking the first year of his second term.

Bishops supporting reforms in the Armenian Church ask to cancel the Austria synod and seek solutions to state-church tensions.

Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan says Armenia’s debt is growing, but remains under control, primarily supporting defense, infrastructure, and education projects.

Edmon Marukyan claims the Zayed award to PM Pashinyan masks a broader agenda driven by Azerbaijani interests and Michel’s controversial role.

Several interviewees and crew featured in the documentary state they had no idea it was produced for Azerbaijani state‑linked media and were misled about its purpose.

Following days of clashes, Aleppo sees restored calm as Kurdish forces retreat and civil institutions resume regular operations.

An Armenian court has ruled to initiate a criminal case into the illegal recording of Archbishop Nathan’s 2023 call, previously dismissed by authorities.

At Davos, President Aliyev said normalization efforts with Armenia and Turkey are unfolding together, aiming for simultaneous diplomatic recognition.