“If you ask my personal opinion, this is a trust-building process between the two countries,” he noted.

The Armenian Church criticizes an Azerbaijani-hosted event in Rome that denied Armenian heritage and promises to respond.

Former President’s office rebuffed Zarif’s remarks, saying media quotes distorted his actual statements.

A 72-year-old man who threw an apple at Prime Minister Pashinyan was acquitted after court found no crime.

“We talk about Armenia and Artsakh, even if it's not widely discussed in Switzerland,” they told reporters.

Authorities approve a controversial plan to build a monumental Jesus statue complex near a protected natural area on Mount Hatis.

Turkey’s envoy says Armenia plans constitutional changes and is in talks about restoring the historic Ani bridge.

Mirzoyan and Fidan are set to meet on the sidelines of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, but the agenda of their talks remains undisclosed.

Operating income and income from Internet services increased by approximately 6% compared to 2023.

"Armenia appreciates Georgia's efforts and is open to discussing potential ideas with a constructive approach," Badalyan said.

“There is no shooting directed at the village, but we can hear shots from afar,” Samvel Saghoyan said.

Aliyev and Erdoğan review regional issues and bilateral cooperation prospects at Antalya Diplomacy Forum.

Rubinyan and Kılıç met on the sidelines of the Antalya forum to discuss bilateral normalization efforts.

Six national teams, including Armenia, will compete in the Division IV Ice Hockey World Championship in Yerevan from April 13 to 19.

Protesters demand action on cultural heritage, POWs, and return rights; tensions rise after aid cut sparks emigration fears.

Addressing the Council of Europe, Armen Gevorgyan highlights the need for equal dialogue and peace as central to European cooperation frameworks.

As part of the forum, Mirzoyan will join a panel discussion with the foreign ministers of Azerbaijan and Georgia.

Prosecutor General to challenge court's decision on launching criminal case over interest-free loan received by Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan.

Armenia’s economic growth is set to slow further in 2025 as domestic demand replaces fading external drivers, the Asian Development Bank reports.

Armenia and Iran conducted joint special forces drills to enhance border security, involving coordinated exercises on both sides of the border.

Botchorishvili stated that Georgia has always been and will remain a place where Armenia and Azerbaijan can come and use as a dialogue platform.

Uruguayan parliamentarians commemorated the Armenian Genocide and demanded the immediate release of Armenian captives held in Azerbaijan.

Deputy Foreign Minister Mnatsakan Safaryan represents Armenia at the CIS Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Almaty, chaired by Kazakhstan’s Murat Nurtleu.

Armenian delegation led by Alen Simonyan will attend CIS Interparliamentary Assembly meetings in St. Petersburg from April 16 to 19.

Aghazaryan allegedly demanded $200,000 to assist in illegally exporting livestock to the UAE. The criminal case is now in court.

Manukyan secured a score of 14.433, while Khachatryan earned 14.466 during the qualification round.

The Armenian government denies reports of a trilateral summit or signing of any agreement in Moscow on May 9.

Artak Beglaryan emphasized the urgency of ensuring a stable and dignified life for Artsakh residents now living in Armenia.

Turkey exported $106,000 worth of goods to Armenia in Q1 2025, a 14.4% decrease from the same period in 2024.

On April 12, Armenian FM will join regional panel with Georgian and Azerbaijani counterparts at Antalya Diplomacy Forum.

Euronest delegation, led by Sergey Lagodinsky, will visit Armenia for three days as part of Eastern Partnership dialogue.

Armenia rejected Baku's April 10 shooting allegations, reiterating readiness to investigate if evidence is provided.

Deputy Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Turkey explored new areas of cooperation and regional issues in their April 10 meeting.

Trump supports Armenia-Azerbaijan peace moves and expresses readiness to boost U.S.-Azerbaijan cooperation in Nowruz message.

MP Arusyak Julhakyan denounces Baku’s rejection of ECHR rulings, calls for stronger enforcement mechanisms at Strasbourg assembly.

MP Alyona Arshinova says Armenia’s EU ambitions are causing strains, but praises strong people-to-people ties between Armenians and Russians.

MP Seyran Ohanyan rejects claims of a “second state” forming in Armenia, stressing Artsakh institutions serve community rights and return goals.

ICRC pauses hiring due to uncertainty surrounding U.S. State Department funding, which makes up nearly a quarter of its budget.

Advocate Siranush Sahakyan reveals nearly 80 Armenians vanished in Baku after Azerbaijani captivity post-2020, supported by verified evidence.

Armenia’s Foreign Ministry highlights atrocities in Maragha in 1992, citing detailed documentation by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International.

Export of works by prominent Armenian authors who died in the last 50 years will now require special licensing.

Yerevan and Naples plan to sign a friendship and cooperation deal to strengthen bilateral ties and expand city-level collaboration.

The ICRC is reportedly the only entity allowed access to Armenian captives, but its mission has faced direct threats in Baku.

Foreign producers filming in Armenia, especially in co-productions, may recover up to 35% of their local investments.

Aliyev criticized EU chief’s remarks on Armenia’s borders, calling them odd and irrelevant to Europe’s interests in the region.

Pia Kauma reaffirmed support for peace in the South Caucasus during talks with Armenia’s deputy parliament speaker in Tashkent.

Grigoryan says Armenia will inform the public about real security threats and continues pushing for border incident investigation mechanisms.

PM says long-term welfare risks embedding poverty across generations, calling for policies that motivate people to join the workforce.

Aliyev questioned Germany’s motives over the Artsakh flag post, saying a comment made it too deliberate to be a mistake.

Low-income families forcibly displaced from Artsakh will receive financial aid until December, with exclusions based on income, property, or residency status.