Armenia
Armenia’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index Score Drops to 46; Calls for Renewed Leadership and Civil Space Protection
Armenia’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index drops to 46, underscoring the need for renewed political leadership and stronger civil society protections.
Armenian Parliament Debates Draft to Suspend Hakob Hakobyan’s Powers
Armenia’s National Assembly is debating a draft to suspend Hakob Hakobyan’s powers, introduced by the Hayastan faction, with no vote date yet set.
Armenian Prosecutor General Seeks Asset Confiscation From MP Ishkhan Saghatelyan
Armenia’s Prosecutor General seeks asset confiscation from MP Ishkhan Saghatelyan, including five properties, five vehicles, and about $700,000 in dram terms.
What We Know About Armenia’s Prospective Acquisition of the American-Made V-BAT MQ-35 VTOL Drone
A look at the American-made V-BAT MQ-35 VTOL drone and what Armenia’s reported interest in acquiring this unmanned aircraft could mean for its security.
Jay Di Vens Visits Armenian Genocide Memorial During Official Armenia Trip
During an official visit to Armenia, US Vice President Jay Di Vens, accompanied by his wife Usha Vens, visited the Armenian Genocide Memorial, reflecting ongoing US-Armenia relations.
YouTube Partner Program Opens for Armenian Creators
YouTube has launched its Partner Program in Armenia, allowing local content creators to monetize their videos and strengthening the nation’s digital economy.
Pashinyan and JD Vance Sign Memorandum on Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation
Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and counterpart JD Vance signed a memorandum of understanding on peaceful nuclear cooperation, signaling a formal step to broaden collaboration in the nuclear energy field.
France’s Religious Affairs Adviser Arrives in Armenia For Working Visit
France’s religious affairs envoy Jean-Christophe Posel has arrived in Armenia on a working visit to discuss bilateral relations between Paris and Yerevan.
Honolulu Grapples with Widespread Disruptions Amid Severe Weather
Severe weather, including gusty winds and heavy rain, has caused extensive power outages and closures of schools, government offices, and city facilities across Hawaii, particularly impacting Oahu and Honolulu.
Armenia’s wrestlers secure top positions at 37th Kristian Palusalu Memorial in Tallinn
Armenia’s wrestlers claim top positions at the 37th Kristian Palusalu Memorial in Tallinn as Armenian competitors participate in the Estonian tournament.
Criminal proceedings opened in Yerevan over beating of contract serviceman
A criminal case has been opened in Yerevan after a contract serviceman was brutally beaten; authorities say the investigation is underway and no details.
Turkey Accelerates Work to Open Armenia Border Crossing
Turkey speeds up opening the border checkpoint with Armenia, signaling a deliberate step toward thawing relations and reshaping trade and security dynamics.
Artsakh Ombudspersons Send Letter to US Vice President Over Missing Persons
Armenia’s Artsakh human rights ombudspersons have written to the U.S. Vice President, urging attention to the fate of missing persons amid post-conflict humanitarian concerns.
U.S. Vice President Jay Di Vens to Visit Armenia for Official Trip on February 9-10
The U.S. Vice President Jay Di Vens will visit Armenia on February 9-10 for an official meeting with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, highlighting bilateral ties.
Armenia’s Visit Is Framed as Historic Victory, Critics Warn of Long-Term Vulnerabilities
Armenia’s government hails the visit as a historic victory and diplomatic breakthrough, but critics warn the move may deepen strategic vulnerabilities and complicate security calculations.