The prime ministers of Russia, Armenia and two other Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) member states discussed on Friday the coronavirus pandemic and its economic consequences for the Russian-led trade bloc at a meeting in Yerevan overshadowed by the war in Nagorno-Karabakh.
A Yerevan court allowed investigators late on Friday to arrest Gagik Tsarukian, a wealthy businessman leading the opposition Prosperous Armenia (BHK), on vote buying charges rejected by him as politically motivated.
Armenia’s Minister of Education, Culture and Sports Arayik Harutiunian dismissed growing opposition demands for his resignation and defended his policies on Wednesday.
Teachers in Armenia queued up at policlinics on Wednesday to undergo mandatory coronavirus tests ahead of the reopening of the country’s schools scheduled for September 15.
An opposition member of Yerevan’s municipal council on Monday accused Mayor Hayk Marutian of failing to deliver on his promises to completely revamp and modernize the city’s collapsing system of public transport.
Armenia has accused Azerbaijan of violating international humanitarian law with its treatment of an Armenian army officer who was taken prisoner late last week.
One person was killed and two others injured in an explosion that partly destroyed an apartment building in Yerevan early on Wednesday.
A group of residents of the resort town of Jermuk joined scores of environmental activists in Yerevan on Thursday to stage a protest in front of the central government offices against the construction of a gold mine at Amulsar that they claim will jeopardize the country’s eco-system.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian on Thursday again urged Armenians to strictly follow anti-epidemic rules amid what he described as relative stability in the rate of coronavirus infection in the country.
A prosecutor in a high-profile trial in Armenia has demanded lengthy prison terms for members of an armed group that seized a police base in capital Yerevan in 2016 and made political demands.
The Armenian government approved on Thursday 277 million drams ($570,000) in additional financial aid to four villages in Tavush province damaged during last month’s deadly fighting at a nearby section of Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan.
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The National Assembly will debate and almost certainly pass on Tuesday further legal amendments designed to complete the controversial dismissal of three of the nine members of Armenia’s Constitutional Court.
The chairman and three other members of Armenia’s Constitutional Court indicated on Thursday that they have no intention to resign despite government-backed constitutional changes mandating their replacement.
The chairman and two other members of Armenia’s Constitutional Court questioned on Tuesday the legality of government-backed constitutional amendments designed to replace them by other judges.
A court in Yerevan on Sunday refused to allow law-enforcement authorities to arrest Gagik Tsarukian, a wealthy businessman leading the main opposition Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK), on charges strongly denied by him.
The Armenian police said on Sunday that more than 100 supporters of Gagik Tsarukian were detained while protesting against apparent criminal proceedings launched against the leader of the opposition Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK).
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