Armenia
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Corruption Allegations Shake Uzhogh Hayastan Party Integrity
Armenian authorities have detained over a dozen individuals linked to the Uzhogh Hayastan party amid allegations of organized vote-buying and voter intimidation.
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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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Pashinyan Addresses Governance Challenges After Cabinet Session
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held a press engagement following a cabinet meeting, discussing infrastructure management and ongoing political pressures.
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Opposition Labels Ruling Party a War Party Amid Policy Clash
MP Kristine Vardanian accused the ruling Civil Contract party of fueling war risks, signaling a sharp escalation in Armenia’s domestic political rhetoric.
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Armenia and ICC Deepen Ties Amid Regional Justice Shifts
Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with ICC President Tomoko Akane in Yerevan to discuss deepening institutional cooperation following Armenia’s accession.
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Aluminum Transit Marks New Phase in Regional Trade Logistics
For the first time, aluminum has been transported from Russia to Armenia via Azerbaijan, signaling a shift in regional logistics and economic dependencies.
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Widespread Power Outages Hit Armenia Across Eight Districts
Electric Networks of Armenia has announced extensive maintenance-related power cuts across Yerevan and all ten regions for May 7, 2026.
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Armenian Figure Joins Key Russian Presidential Commission
Artyom Vardanyan has been appointed to a Russian presidential commission focused on ethnic policy, amid ongoing scrutiny of Armenian-Russian relations.
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Diplomatic Shift as Azerbaijani Delegation Arrives in Yerevan
Azerbaijani Deputy PM Shahin Mustafayev has arrived in Yerevan for high-level talks, marking a significant moment in ongoing regional peace negotiations.
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Warsaw and Yerevan Deepen Ties in Strategic Defense Shift
Armenia and Poland are accelerating defense cooperation, focusing on military education and joint training to bolster institutional security ties.
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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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Rail Transit Data Reveals Shift in Regional Trade Flows
New customs data clarifies transit volumes through Azerbaijan, highlighting a pragmatic shift in regional logistics as four wagons of cargo head to Armenia.
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Power Grid Maintenance Disrupts Services Across Armenian Regions
Electric Networks of Armenia has scheduled extensive power cuts across Yerevan and eight regions, citing maintenance. We analyze the impact on daily life.
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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 France Formalize Strategic Partnership Agreement
Armenia and France have officially elevated their bilateral ties to a strategic partnership, marking a pivotal shift in Yerevan’s security and diplomatic orientation.