Soldiers testify in court about their injuries from the war as part of the case against Ruben Vardanyan.

The U.S. has revoked funding for certain Armenian aid programs deemed ineffective, part of a broader $215 million cut.

Artsakh’s parliament adopted legal changes aimed at securing uninterrupted state governance during emergencies.

Armenia and EU assess current relations, explore cooperation opportunities, and exchange views on regional and global security.

Slovenia reaffirms support for South Caucasus peace, highlighting dialogue and Armenia’s regional cooperation initiative.

Court in Baku continues trial against former Artsakh leaders, raising questions about early protests and naming former Armenian presidents.

Second working session of the EU-Armenia communication platform aims to improve public understanding of partnership benefits and counter disinformation.

Ruben Vardanyan’s lawyer warns of serious consequences if Armenian prisoners, including Vardanyan, are not released before a peace deal is signed.

Armenia agrees to extend 40,000 dram monthly aid for two more months, but refuses to consider increase or long-term changes.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan hints at possible retirement after this season but remains happy at Inter and motivated to compete.

After several rounds of selection, the most outstanding projects were showcased during the final stage of the competition.

What makes this initiative groundbreaking is its foundation in performance metrics.

In Brussels, Armenia and the EU explored joint strategies to boost cooperation in defense and military industry sectors.

He acknowledged that Civil Contract failed to win a majority in Gyumri both in 2021 and in the 2025 elections, saying the party has taken note of this.

During the meeting, the two sides discussed various issues related to the checkpoint’s regular operations.

“From 2018 to now, we’ve allocated $1.37 billion or 548 billion drams to Karabakh under different budget lines,” Pashinyan said.

LuyS TV announces upcoming broadcast of the first Armenian series in Turkey, subtitled in Turkish.

Lawyers for ex-commander Jalal Harutyunyan claim key details were ignored and judicial violations occurred during trial.

“Our opposition, led first and foremost by the so-called former presidents, has done everything—and continues to do so—against Armenia’s sovereignty, security, and democracy,” he said.

Pashinyan says Armenia remains committed to peace despite provocations and urges restraint from all political actors in Armenia and Azerbaijan.

“Therefore, instead of focusing on false narratives, it is better to consider how to utilize people’s potential to solve various national issues,” Khanumyan wrote.

Armenia’s PM insists that post-revolution budget growth has outpaced previous years, citing $4.2 billion in additional state revenue since 2018.

The bill is scheduled for discussion in the National Assembly's plenary session on April 15.

”Armenia has yet to reach a point where justice truly means fairness,” the Prime Minister said.

MPs clash over mandatory income declaration plan; opposition warns of taxes, ruling party defends social benefit refunds.

Grigoryan will officially assume mayoral duties in Parakar on April 19 after winning over 50% of council seats.

Armenia’s National Security Service said discussions are ongoing regarding Vera Aghasyan’s remains return from Stepanakert.

Participants appealed to Swedish authorities to break their silence, intervene, and support the captives’ release.

Mirzoyan says opening the border with Turkey would send a positive signal to Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization efforts, noting growing cooperation.

“We clearly told the candidates that they should not attend the parade in Moscow on May 9,” Kallas said.

Meanwhile, Garnik Cholakyan captured his first senior-level medal, winning bronze.

Mirzoyan said once signed, the peace agreement would go to Armenia’s Constitutional Court for a ruling on its compatibility with the Constitution.

Sargsyan said that those making accusations are the very people who once protested against him or secretly supported the rallies.

Azerbaijani activist Bahruz Samadov, jailed for treason, asks Pashinyan to publicly confirm he never worked with Armenian intelligence.

Asked about the possible location for signing the peace agreement, the FM said it could happen at the Armenia-Azerbaijan border or in a third country.

“We have done everything on our side and are waiting for the Turkish side to fulfill its commitment,” Rubinyan said.

EU ministers will also address Ukraine war, Syria crisis, and Western Balkans policy during a key Luxembourg meeting.

FIDE has officially granted the title of senior coach to International Master Andranik Matikozyan, according to Armenia's Chess Federation.

Deputy Speaker Ruben Rubinyan says Armenia is ready to normalize ties with Turkey without conditions and awaits Ankara's next steps.

Children from migrant families in Armenia can now enroll in free Armenian courses through a government-funded initiative led by Big Mind.

Barrot also commented on the current tension along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border, expressing concern over the rising hostilities.

Armenian and Georgian parliamentary speakers agreed to meet soon, discussing regional cooperation and future collaboration prospects.

Iran supports a strategic agreement with Armenia, stressing expanded cooperation in trade, education, and international forums.

Search operations were launched after it was suspected that Adir had fallen into the river while attempting to illegally cross the border.

Both sides emphasized the necessity of exchanging experience to effectively implement reforms in the field of internal affairs.

French Foreign Minister voiced concern over Armenia-Azerbaijan border tensions, calls for expanding EU mission.

Sargsashen village in Artsakh has been almost completely destroyed through coordinated Azerbaijani efforts to erase Armenian cultural heritage.

Artak Zakaryan criticized contradictory statements from Armenia’s Defense Ministry over Azerbaijani gunfire hitting a village cultural center.

Vahagn Alexanyan claims Vardan Ghukasyan turned to politics only after facing criminal prosecution, denying political motivation for any future arrest.

Only crypto assets recognized as electronic money will be allowed for payments in Armenia, says Central Bank official.