The Azerbaijani government’s move to close the International Committee of the Red Cross office in Baku creates new challenges for Armenian prisoners and raises concerns about their fate.

Armenia's Human Rights Defender highlights concerns over the illegal detention of Armenians in Baku, stressing the urgency of ensuring their rights and fair treatment.

Mané Tandilyan, on hunger strike since March 1, says they have been unable to contact Ruben Vardanyan’s family and do not know if he is aware of their request.

Azerbaijani hackers deleted six songs from Erik Karapetyan’s YouTube channel, falsely claiming them as Azerbaijani, the singer announced on Facebook.

Armenia simplifies driver's license exchange for its citizens, removing bureaucratic hurdles and allowing easier recognition of foreign permits without exams.

Armenian and French officials discussed economic cooperation, including potential French involvement in the Bargushat tunnel construction under the North-South corridor project.

Armenia is introducing a new system for financing students studying abroad, requiring them to return and work in the country after graduation.

Azerbaijan’s public trials of Artsakh’s former leaders and Armenian prisoners are designed to emotionally pressure Armenia, says MP Sargis Khandanyan.

Yeghishe Kirakosyan has resigned as Armenia’s representative for international legal affairs, citing plans to focus on academic and professional work. The government denies any political motive.

Sargis Khandanyan rejects claims of foreign involvement in Armenia’s 2018 Velvet Revolution, calling the debate baseless and lacking public interest.