A referendum on a new Armenian constitution demanded by Azerbaijan will not be held before or simultaneously with Armenia’s next general elections due in June 2026, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian indicated over the weekend.
Armenia’s largest food exporting company, Spayka, warned on Friday that it will have to stop buying fruit and vegetables from local farmers if its 100 or so heavy trucks remain blocked in Russia.
The head of Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS), Andranik Simonian, travelled to Baku on Friday to attend an international conference organized by the Azerbaijani government.
Armenian opposition figures and Nagorno-Karabakh’s exiled leaders visited a military cemetery in Yerevan on Friday on the second anniversary of an Azerbaijani offensive that restored Baku’s full control over Karabakh and displaced its ethnic Armenian population.
In a ruling announced on Thursday, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) held Armenian security forces responsible for seven of the ten deaths caused during their 2008 clashes with protesters in Yerevan.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian on Thursday again declined to shed light on a U.S.-administered transit corridor through Armenia which he pledged to open for Azerbaijan during last month’s summit in Washington.
Drawing strong objections from a state anti-corruption watchdog, Armenian law-enforcement authorities have closed a criminal investigation into the legality of the ruling Civil Contract party’s election campaign funding questioned by media.
Mayor Tigran Avinian has censured a senior official from Yerevan’s municipal administration accused by a journalist of organizing a violent assault on him late last week.
A woman fired from an Armenian government agency last week has accused her former boss of organizing a brutal attack on her husband reported on Monday.
U.S. President Donald Trump has again claimed to have brokered an end to the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict after the U.S. State Department warned American travelers of a lingering “potential for armed conflict” between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Global ratings agency Moody's has downgraded the key ratings of Armenia’s national electric utility owned by a jailed critic of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian following its effective seizure by the Armenian government.
Catholicos Garegin II again accused Azerbaijan of destroying Armenian churches in Nagorno-Karabakh and called for the release of Armenian prisoners held by Baku when he met with Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday.
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