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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Armenia Elevates Case of 19 Imprisoned Armenians to UN Third Committee
Armenia’s UN representative Paruyr Hovhannisyan urged the UN General Assembly’s Third Committee to address the 19 Armenian detainees held in Baku.
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Abdul El-Sayed criticizes US military aid to Azerbaijan
Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed condemned US military aid to Azerbaijan, vowing to champion Armenian rights if elected.
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Court to hear defamation lawsuit filed by Alen Simonyan against Samvel Ashotyan
Yerevan court prepares to hear a defamation case involving National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan and citizen Samvel Ashotyan amid broader concerns over SLAPP suits.
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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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Modi Urges End to ‘Endless War’ in High-Level Bishkek Bilateral Talks
At the SCO summit in Bishkek, Prime Minister Modi met with President Putin to discuss peace in Ukraine and strengthening India-Russia strategic ties.
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The polarizing rift between state and church in Armenia
A renewed clash between Armenian authorities and the Church is forcing society into a binary choice, threatening deeper national division.
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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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36 Injured After Bus Carrying Children Overturns Near Ashtarak
Thirty-six people, including 30 children, required medical attention following a bus crash on the Ashtarak–Sasunik road on June 17.
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Armenia’s Military Modernization Amidst Geopolitical Realignment
Armenia showcases new defense hardware, including suspected Iranian systems, as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian navigates a precarious balance between Western integration and regional security imperatives ahead of the June 7 elections.
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Armenia showcases new defense hardware in Republic Day military parade
Armenia held its first major military parade in a decade, displaying diverse hardware including systems suspected to be of Iranian origin.
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Rubio’s Yerevan Visit: A Strategic Pivot in the South Caucasus
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to Armenia signals a definitive challenge to Russian hegemony, anchoring the South Caucasus to a US-backed economic and security framework on the eve of critical parliamentary elections.
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Arrives in Yerevan for Strategic Partnership Talks
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has arrived in Yerevan for high-level meetings, with plans to sign a significant memorandum of understanding aimed at deepening Armenian-American bilateral ties.
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YouTube Partner Program officially launches for creators in Armenia
YouTube has officially expanded its Partner Program to Armenia, allowing local creators to monetize their content and join a global digital economy.