During an international summit on religious freedom, U.S. lawmakers addressed Armenian POWs, the rights of Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians, and threats to Armenian heritage.

The Employers’ Union warns that the unauthorized strike at ZCMC violates labor law and disrupts Armenia’s largest taxpayer’s operations, affecting thousands of businesses.

Authorities continue to investigate the September 25, 2023, fuel depot explosion in Stepanakert; no suspects have been identified.

Sharaa visits Turkey to discuss Syria’s reconstruction and the Kurdish issue as Ankara seeks support against militants.

Georgia's ruling party is fast-tracking legislation restricting spontaneous protests. Violations now face higher fines and possible detention.

The Armenian Apostolic cathedral in Baghdad is undergoing restoration, preserving its historical significance for Iraq’s Armenian community.

The inflation impact of Yerevan's transport fare hike is projected to be minimal, with the Central Bank estimating a maximum increase of 0.1%.

New legislation aims to define military training evasion methods and impose stricter penalties for violations, including extended criminal liability and expanded powers for military police.

The Central Bank of Armenia has decided to lower the refinancing rate by 0.25 percentage points.