The Artsakh Diocese has begun a confidential testimony project aimed at emotional healing and long-term return planning for displaced residents.

“We believe that with God’s mercy and help, together with you, wisely and without unnecessary emotions or unrest, we will overcome this difficulty,” he said.

They also addressed Armenia’s national priorities in the field of nuclear energy and cooperation frameworks established with international partners.

On the night of June 11, hundreds gathered at Zvartnots Airport to show their support for the returning Catholicos.

“The temporary measure, taken in favor of economic operators, will remain in effect until the Georgian side resolves its throughput issues,” Mkrtchyan said.

“Our thoughts are with them and with the Austrian people,” the message from Armenia’s Foreign Ministry reads.

Georgia has begun inspecting Armenian alcohol at the border, but no explanation has been offered to Yerevan regarding brandy transit delays.

Prosecutors ask parliament to green‑light criminal prosecution of two lawmakers over Sevan national park land misuse.

Armenian officials outlined tax reform goals, including changes to income and corporate tax, focusing on efficiency and transparency.

Sargsyan condemned government’s stance on the Armenian Church, sayibg they will follow Catholicos.

Armenia and the EEC discussed ways to enhance customs transit, digital trade, and data exchange across the EAEU in a Yerevan meeting.

The ARF Bureau strongly denounced the government’s actions against the Armenian Apostolic Church and pledged full support to its leadership.

Anti-Corruption Court lifted travel ban on ex-president Serzh Sargsyan; setting his bail at AMD 5 million.

Vanik Margaryan noted that although mediation services are paid, they are significantly more affordable than court proceedings.

U.S. and Armenia deepen collaboration in digital infrastructure and AI, as ambassador meets NVIDIA executives in Yerevan.

According to the minister, the initiative is supported through budget allocations and consistent institutional efforts.

“We are all thinking about new victories here. I’m very happy to continue my football journey with Noah,” said Dashyan.

“I’m a believer and a follower of the Armenian Apostolic Church, but politically, I don’t want to participate in this in an official capacity,” he said.

This message comes after Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan publicly called for the election of a new Catholicos.

More Armenian students are opting for vocational colleges after ninth grade, following education reforms and targeted guidance from earlier years.

“One should not extract nonexistent assertions from the context or reorder words to create a completely different meaning,” Zakharova emphasized.

According to Tonoyan, Pashazadeh and his family are deeply entrenched in corrupt practices.

According to Velayati, “Iran has never been as strong, independent, and influential as it is today.”

Khachaturyan reaffirmed Armenia’s readiness and determination to host the conference at the highest level.

“It was a balanced game, but I also understand that match results are important,” the coach said.

Tigran Abrahamyan says attacks on the Mother See require both political change and moral-spiritual leadership from the Church.

Particularly noteworthy are the recently discovered anchor, a stone hearth, a glazed cup fragment, and other archaeological items.

Russian official’s comparison of Ukraine conflict to Karabakh draws criticism from Baku, which denies region was ever disputed.

Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan signed international treaty safeguarding marine biodiversity beyond national borders under UN maritime law.

After four years, Armenia’s highest court closed Charchyan’s case, rejecting the prosecution’s appeal and confirming the previous suspended sentence.