Armenia
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Azerbaijani citizen found in Tavush region after crossing border
An Azerbaijani citizen born in 1968 was found in Armenia’s Tavush region after crossing the border by losing his way, according to official reports.
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Armenian Authorities Detain Armed Azerbaijani Soldier After Village Shooting in Syunik
An Azerbaijani soldier who crossed into Armenia’s Syunik province was arrested after shooting a local resident in Shaki village.
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European Lawmakers Endorse Duty-Free Access for Armenian Goods
European lawmakers approved temporary duty-free access for over 300 Armenian product lines, expanding export access to the EU single market.
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Armenia’s AI ambitions: Beyond GPU hardware and data centers
As Armenia attracts large-scale AI computing infrastructure, experts warn that hardware alone does not constitute a technological or scientific hub.
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Von der Leyen Unveils Major Support Package for Armenia Amid Regional Realignment
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Yerevan to unveil a major trade and economic support package designed to bolster Armenia’s pro-Western pivot.
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Director Sentenced, Firm Fined Following Fatal 2021 Tuas Industrial Explosion
A Singaporean company director has been sentenced to 18 months in jail and his firm fined S$500,000 for safety lapses that caused a 2021 explosion, killing three workers.
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Moscow Accuses Yerevan of Violating Non-Action Pledges
Russian Foreign Ministry officials claim Yerevan has breached private assurances, citing the recent visit of Ukraine’s President to Armenia as a provocation.
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Armenia Declares Diplomatic Revolution in Ties With European Union
Secretary of the Security Council Armen Grigoryan marks a strategic shift in Armenia’s foreign policy, citing a pivot toward EU cooperation and diversification.
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Religious Vigil Set for Detained Clergy and Captives in Armenia
Aragatsotn Diocese announces a unified prayer service for unlawfully detained Armenian clergy and captives, highlighting ongoing humanitarian concerns.
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Armenia and EU Sign Strategic Agreements at Inaugural Summit
Armenia and the EU have formalized a new strategic partnership in Yerevan, focusing on infrastructure connectivity, border security, and visa liberalization.
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Armenia and EU Forge New Strategic Ties in Yerevan Summit
Armenia and the EU have concluded their first-ever bilateral summit in Yerevan, adopting a landmark declaration that signals deepening institutional integration.
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Turkey Sends Deputy to Yerevan for Political Community Summit
Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz has arrived in Yerevan for the 8th European Political Community summit, marking a rare high-level diplomatic visit.
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Stalled Negotiations Over Detained Artsakh Political Leadership
Renewed reports suggest Baku has hardened its stance on the release of detained Artsakh officials, raising concerns over regional human rights and diplomacy.
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Armenia and EU to Convene Landmark Summit in Yerevan this May
Yerevan will host the inaugural Armenia-EU summit on May 4-5, marking a pivotal shift in bilateral relations and institutional integration for the South Caucasus.
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EU-Armenia Ties Face Historic Moment Amid Reform Pressures
European Parliament rapporteur Miriam Lexmann highlights a historic window for deepening EU-Armenia ties, contingent on reform and regional security.