Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian reaffirmed his government’s declared plans to build a new nuclear plant to replace Armenia’s aging facility at Metsamor when he attended an international forum on atomic energy in Moscow on Thursday.
Amid a continuing military buildup in Azerbaijan, the Armenian government announced on Thursday plans to cut its defense expenditures by more than 15 percent next year.
A Yerevan court on Wednesday passed a guilty verdict in the unusually quick trial of an outspoken archbishop who was arrested in June amid Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian’s campaign against the top clergy of the Armenian Apostolic Church.
An indicted man who used to hold government positions in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh was found dead at the Armenian consulate in the Russian city of Saint Petersburg early on Wednesday.
In a renewed war of words with Nikol Pashinian, former President Ter-Petrosian on Wednesday again challenged the Armenian prime minister to publicize all peace proposals on Nagorno-Karabakh made by international mediators before the 2020 war.
The opposition head of a large rural community near Yerevan was shot and killed on Tuesday night six months after defeating Armenia’s ruling party in a local election.
Armenia’s leadership has accused its political opponents of inflating the number of Armenians killed during the 2020 war with Azerbaijan while still not releasing a complete list of the casualties.
Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS) on Tuesday declined to confirm or deny a report that its director, Andranik Simonian, discussed with Azerbaijani officials a possible prisoner swap during a weekend visit to Baku.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian hit back on Tuesday at the former head of a now defunct state fund who has decried his “shameful failures” after being indicted last month.
The Armenian government indicated at the weekend that it will not intervene to try to help Armenia’s leading food exporting company recover its heavy trucks intercepted in Russia nearly three weeks ago.
The former head of a state investment fund disbanded by the Armenian government last year decried Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian’s “shameful failures” on Monday in his first public reaction to corruption charges brought against him.
Relatives of Armenian prisoners held in Azerbaijan want to meet with the head of Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS), Andranik Simonian, following his weekend visit to Baku, one of them said on Monday.
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