The Armenian PM believes all solutions are mapped out and sees the Turkey track as the next step after TRIPP.

The Armenian PM hailed TRIPP as a breakthrough welcomed by all sides and signaled interest in EU involvement.

“What has been agreed is what is written and published. Nothing beyond that has been agreed upon,” he said.

The Armenian government will retain a 26% stake in the U.S.-led TRIPP project, expected to extend beyond the initial 49-year term.

The championship, taking place from January 13 to 18, is described as one of the most important events of the 2025–2026 season.

“Naturally, we addressed certain obstacles that currently do not align with the positive trends of peacebuilding and cooperation,” said Mirzoyan.

Armenia’s cyber police thwarted a theft attempt involving nearly 15 million drams and warn citizens to stay alert against fraudulent calls.

“I and our other colleagues will also have opportunities to comment,” Pashinyan wrote on Facebook,” he said.

“It opens Armenia for business, allows it to prosper economically, and in no way violates Armenia’s sovereignty,” he said.

Armenia and the United States have confirmed the implementation framework for the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity.

Additionally, the first half of 2026 will see the rollout of a citizen–AI dialogue platform, currently under technical development.

In Armenia, deaths among children under age four rose by over 11% in 2025, while births and marriages showed notable declines.

Ishkhan Saghatelyan insists opposition must commit to avoiding cooperation with authorities, while uniting on key national and political issues.

The minister declined to disclose information on ongoing arms and military equipment purchases at this stage.

Grigori Yolyan, Commercial Director of Idram, highlighted the key events of the year in an interview.

The U.S. Embassy in Armenia confirmed the suspension of diversity visa issuance under the Green Card lottery due to security concerns.

Papikyan said no current direct contacts exist between the Armenian and Azerbaijani defense ministries, but future updates remain possible.

The anti-corruption body concludes investigation of ex-police deputy Sasha Afyan, accused of organizing the 2008 protest crackdown.

UFC’s Arman Tsarukyan says he’s open to a wrestling match with Michael Chandler, claiming the American is dodging him in MMA.

He stated that the reduction in compulsory military service does not mean the army’s overall size is shrinking.

Ishkhan Saghatelyan says ARF will run in Armenia’s 2026 elections as part of an alliance, but leadership remains undecided.

Suren Papikyan reported major improvements in Armenia’s army: fewer deaths and successful implementation of the certification reform.

Hecttor AI addresses key call center issues such as fast or unclear speech, poor sound quality, and background noise.

“A joint statement is expected concerning the implementation framework of TRIPP,” the statement reads.

Following New Year blackouts in Yerevan, power officials ordered stricter oversight of all substations to prevent future emergencies.

“This decision is final and non-negotiable. Thank you for your attention to this matter,” wrote the U.S. President.

Citizens of 113 countries with valid residency in specific states can stay in Armenia for up to 180 days visa-free.

Armenia’s FM Ararat Mirzoyan will meet U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio in Washington on January 13, according to the U.S. State Department.

“The Russian ambassador in Armenia was summoned to the Foreign Ministry and handed a protest note,” the statement said.

“As of today, we have 24 more convicts than detainees. In the past five years, we’ve never seen this,” Galyan said.