YEREVAN, APRIL 23 – On the eve of the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the traditional torchlight march organized by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation
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Appeals Court Reopens Corruption Case Against Serzh Sargsyan After Renewed Political Challenge
Days after former President Serzh Sargsyan vowed to continue his fight for regime change, Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court of Appeals overturned his recent acquittal and ordered
Yerevan Rekindles Dialogue with Moscow Over Turkey Talks
Senior Armenian and Russian officials held a phone call Friday to discuss the stagnant normalization process between Armenia and Turkey, signaling a cautious thaw in
Opposition Unites to Elect Ghukasyan as Mayor of Gyumri
In a decisive shift against Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party, the newly formed municipal council of Gyumri on Wednesday elected seasoned political figure
12th Pan-Homenetmen Games to Be Held This Summer in Armenia
From July 24 to August 2, 2025, the 12th Pan-Homenetmen Games will take place in Yerevan, bringing together over 750 athletes from 18 Homenetmen chapters,
Iran Underscores Strategic Ties with Armenia Amid Joint Military Drills
A top Iranian general highlighted the “strategic importance” of Iran’s border with Armenia on Wednesday, as the two neighboring countries launched their first-ever joint military
Turkish Envoy Signals Pashinyan Will Alter Constitution to Appease Baku and Ankara
A senior Turkish diplomat expressed confidence on Friday that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will move forward with plans to change Armenia’s constitution—steps that critics say
Prosecutors Move to Block Corruption Probe Into Pashinyan Ally
Armenian prosecutors have announced plans to appeal a court order that would compel the Anti-Corruption Committee (ACC) to investigate Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan over a
Armenia’s Economic Growth Continues to Decelerate Despite Government Assurances
Armenia’s economy continued its downward trajectory in the first two months of 2025, with official data showing a marked decline in industrial output—highlighting the growing
Russia Moves Closer to Opening Consulate in Syunik
Russia announced on Wednesday that it has made progress toward establishing a consulate in Armenia’s Syunik region, although it has yet to receive final approval