Armenia has appointed a new Minister of Justice, filling a vacancy that had remained open for over a month. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan nominated Srbuhi
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New Armenian Law Encourages Retired Officers to Rejoin Military
On Thursday, Armenian lawmakers passed a new law allowing retired army officers to return to military service while keeping their state pensions. This legislation, supported
Armenia and Azerbaijan Advance Border Delimitation Efforts Amidst Tensions and Protests
On Friday, officials from Armenia and Azerbaijan exchanged notifications regarding the completion of the internal processes needed for the implementation of the regulations governing the
U.S. Applauds Armenia and Azerbaijan’s Agreement on Border Delimitation Procedures
The United States has expressed its approval of Armenia and Azerbaijan for their recent ratification of an agreement aimed at establishing the procedures for border
Simonyan and Civil Contract Lie About “Previous Authorities” and ARF Recognizing Arstakh as Azerbaijan
National Assembly Speaker Alen Simonyan claimed at the October 22 session of parliament that former authorities recognized Artsakh as part of Azerbaijan through the law
Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan Justifies Azerbaijani Takeover of Artsakh, Faces Opposition Criticism
Armenian Parliament Speaker Alen Simonyan sparked outrage on Tuesday after publicly justifying Azerbaijan’s military takeover of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh), stating that Baku had a legitimate right
Opposition Condemns Pashinyan’s Undermining of Independence Declaration Amid Azerbaijan’s Peace Demands
Armenian opposition leaders gathered in parliament on Thursday to condemn Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s administration for “denigrating” the 1990 declaration of Armenia’s independence, a document
A Rice Dream? Examining Armenia’s Food Security Strategy and Its Energy Dilemma
Armenia should consider the feasibility of replacing its predominantly Russian-sourced wheat with rice grown elsewhere to enhance national security, a senior official hinted over the
Rising Crime Rates Raise Questions About the Effectiveness of Pashinyan’s Police Force
Armenian police have faced growing challenges in the past five years, despite a surge in government funding aimed at strengthening law enforcement, Interior Minister Vahe
Armenia’s Oldest Christian Church Discovered in Artashat
Archaeologists recently uncovered what is believed to be the oldest Christian church ever found in Armenia, located in the ancient city of Artaxata, near modern-day