RPA welcomes the Swiss Parliament’s support for Artsakh Armenians’ return, calling the conflict unresolved despite Baku and Yerevan’s claims.

In Strasbourg, Armenian parliament speaker called for EU mechanisms and unity to counter Azerbaijan’s disinformation and protect democracy.

An earthquake of 3.7 magnitude was recorded in Spitak on March 21, with tremors felt in multiple regions, including Lori, Shirak, and Aragatsotn.

Moscow fears a possible U.S. military buildup in Armenia could harm South Caucasus stability.

Russia calls for de-escalation between Armenia and Azerbaijan, stressing its ongoing CSTO commitments.

Armenia’s Defense Ministry rebuffs Baku’s fresh accusation of gunfire from Armenian forces, demanding concrete proof of any ceasefire breach.

Armenia and Georgia’s national football teams face off on March 20 in Yerevan, with Georgia’s squad valued nearly nine times higher than Armenia’s.

Armenian MP Andranik Kocharyan stressed that security concerns require immediate action, as today’s peaceful conditions may not last.

Finland once again tops the list of the world’s happiest countries, with Armenia ranking highest among its neighbors at 87th place.

Armenia’s leadership is prepared to sign a peace agreement and commence technical discussions to finalize its details.

Ruben Mkhitaryan, Gyumri’s opposition mayoral candidate, has been summoned by the Investigative Committee regarding a traffic incident from May 2024.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen visits Armenia, emphasizing the need for Azerbaijan to reach a lasting peace agreement with Armenia.

Armenia is pushing for a peace agreement, stating that all provisions are finalized. However, Azerbaijan continues to spread misinformation about ceasefire violations.

Armenia introduces incentives for companies producing metal items from local raw materials, including molds and semi-finished products, to strengthen domestic metallurgy.

Armenia moves to strengthen detainee rights with a new bill mandating medical examinations in all cases, not just when visible injuries are present.

Expert Thomas de Waal notes that the Armenia-Azerbaijan agreement is about intergovernmental relations, not reconciliation, highlighting Pashinyan’s key concessions in negotiations.

Armenian MP Hayk Mamijanyan claims Prime Minister Pashinyan is negotiating not for Armenia’s benefit but to implement Azerbaijani interests inside the country.

Martun Grigoryan, a candidate for Gyumri mayor, claims a pervasive atmosphere of fear and control reminiscent of 1937, with workers facing intimidation tactics.

The Armenian Interior Ministry has introduced a bill removing the 35-year age limit for police service, allowing broader recruitment opportunities.

*At a protest in Yerevan, activists accused the government of neglecting Armenian POWs held in Baku, urging immediate action for their release.*

Armenia establishes a defense attaché at the UN mission, aiming to enhance peacekeeping capabilities and strengthen military-political cooperation with international partners.

Tigran Abrahamyan criticized Prime Minister’s recent statements, arguing that they could create a false impression among third parties and weaken Armenia’s position.

Prime Minister sent congratulatory messages to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Masoud Pezeshkian on the occasion of Nowruz, emphasizing the strong Armenia-Iran ties.

Armenian grandmasters Robert Hovhannisyan and Gabriel Sargsyan are leading the European Individual Chess Championship with 4.5 points each after five rounds.

March 19 is International Client’s Day, and while IDBank frequently organizes appreciation days and surprises for its customers, it could not miss this day either.

Former MP Margarit Yesayan claims that the so-called peace agreement is actually a war document, dictated by Azerbaijan, while Yerevan rushes to approve it.

Arman Tatoyan accuses Armenian authorities of failing to investigate the alleged torture of Tigran Ulubabyan by Vanadzor police officers, calling it a violation of international obligations.

Arthur Nahapetyan has been appointed head of the Anti-Corruption Committee for a six-year term after receiving government approval.

Armenia is experiencing a surge in transit air travel, with passenger numbers rising from just 36 in 2018-2019 to over 172,000 in 2024.

The opposition in Turkey calls recent arrests a political crackdown. Özgür Özel says Erdoğan fears losing power and tries to suppress dissent.