
The Appeals Court has denied Archbishop Arshak Khachatryan’s motion for release, confirming his pre-trial detention will continue.
MP Arman Yeghoyan questioned why Vladimir Solovyov’s call for a “special military operation” in Armenia isn’t drawing public or political attention.
A criminal case has been initiated over a violent comment made about Catholicos Кareкin II during a church visit by the Prime Minister.
Prosecutor General expressed concern over growing numbers of criminal cases closed due to expired statute of limitations.
Mayor Tigran Avinyan says planting more trees won’t fix Yerevan’s air pollution, highlighting the need for data-driven environmental action.
Sinanyan said that Armenian authorities remain in constant contact with compatriots abroad and stay informed about all developments.
While mortgage lending growth slowed during 2025, the overall upward trend persisted.
Sinanyan stated, “We have had no information since Friday, and at the moment we cannot contact our compatriots in Iran.”
Vardevanyan called the proceedings a case of “blatant political persecution” that has lasted for about seven months.
Official representatives of the Diocese of Georgia publicly affirm their support for Catholicos Karekin II and the Mother See.
Azerbaijan has dispatched another shipment of gasoline to Armenia, as regional trade links deepen following recent political shifts.
Armenian fighter Arman Tsarukyan won decisively in Florida, beating ex-PFL athlete Lance Palmer 10:0 in freestyle wrestling.
“Solovyov, once called a ‘friend of the Armenian people,’ has now revealed himself as yet another Kremlin propagandist,” Safaryan said.
Armenian-populated quarters in Aleppo are under fire as fighting between Syrian forces and armed groups intensifies in the city.
Tsarukyan said that a herniated disc forced him out of the UFC title fight against Makhachev, and surgery remains a possibility.
Germany sees Azerbaijani oil deliveries to Armenia as a positive sign for broader regional trade normalization.
Turkish FM said Ankara’s goals align with Washington’s, especially in the South Caucasus, where the U.S. is ‘imposing peace’ on Armenia.
While some join “reform”, others reaffirm loyalty to Etchmiadzin, rejecting attempts to divide the Armenian Apostolic Church.
Imprisoned in Azerbaijan, Vicken Euljeckjian asked his family to postpone their son’s wedding, hoping to be present despite fading hopes for release.
“After three horrific days, today the situation is entirely different; a degree of calm has returned,” Gabrielyan said.
The two sides reviewed the broad spectrum of Armenia–Iran bilateral cooperation, as well as recent regional and international developments.
“Omitting the Catholicos’ name is uncanonical, and state interference in religious ceremonies is a crime,” he said.
NATO welcomes Armenia-Azerbaijan peace efforts and sees growing potential for the South Caucasus as a regional transport and economic hub.
Armen Ashotyan condemned the latest court decision against podcasters Narek Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan.
Participants exchanged views on possible solutions for revising citizenship policy and offered various proposals.
“I, Father Mashtots Stepanian, welcome the declaration on the renewal of the Armenian Apostolic Church adopted by the Prime Minister,” he wrote.
Additionally, the Church reports that 491 clergymen have been ordained during the same 26-year period.
EU observers continue 24/7 patrols across Armenia, supporting regional peace despite challenging weather, the mission reported.
Syrian authorities have declared a ceasefire in Aleppo after days of deadly clashes with Kurdish forces, offering them hours to withdraw.
Minister Papoyan noted that Azerbaijani companies have expressed interest in specific goods.