One man was killed and another wounded in a major rural community near Yerevan early on Wednesday less than two months before a snap local election triggered by another deadly shooting.
Several senior officials from Yerevan’s municipal administration were arrested on Wednesday in a criminal investigation conducted by Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee (ACC).
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian has expressed hope that the new U.S. administration of President Donald Trump will not stay “indifferent” to his efforts to end Armenia’s conflict with Azerbaijan.
The extended family of Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinian is facing fresh media scrutiny after it emerged that some of its members purchased an expensive three-story mansion late last year.
Armenia’s largest metallurgical enterprise remained paralyzed by a strike on Tuesday as its management and striking workers failed to reach any agreements during their first face-to-face meeting.
Four years after its defeat in the war with Azerbaijan, Armenia has a chance to become a truly sovereign and independent country, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian claimed late on Monday.
Iran remains strongly opposed to any changes in regional borders, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has told a senior aide to his Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev one month after the latter threatened to forcibly open a land corridor through Armenia.
Many commuters appeared to be heeding on Monday opposition calls to boycott a significant increase in the cost of public transport in Yerevan initiated by Mayor Tigran Avinian.
Production operations at Armenia’s largest mining enterprise remained disrupted for a fourth consecutive day on Monday due to a walkout by hundreds of its employees demanding a 50 percent pay increase and better working conditions.
Causing widespread outrage, Armenian law-enforcement authorities indicted and briefly arrested over the weekend a refugee from Nagorno-Karabakh who decried and disseminated a video of several foreigners signing an Azerbaijani song in Yerevan’s central square.
Armenia’s government risks plunging the country into widespread poverty with plans to seek its membership in the European Union, Russia said on Friday in yet another warning to Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian announced on Friday that his government has extended a controversial deadline for mandatory income declarations which hundreds of thousands of Armenians must file with tax authorities.
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