Mr. Yirikian led an interactive discussion on the challenges of cybersecurity, business threats, and potential solutions to them.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry has commented on the ongoing trial in Baku, which is marred by serious violations and concerns former Artsakh leaders.

In 2008, following instructions from A.H., operatives P.H. and B.A. conducted another inspection of the same company, but again failed to carry it out properly.

Former Artsakh President Bako Sahakyan has reiterated that the Karabakh issue cannot be subject to criminal or judicial proceedings, emphasizing the legitimacy of the 1988 movement.

Vardan Ghukasyan’s lawyer clarifies that his client is neither detained nor arrested, though certain restrictions on his freedom may apply.

Armenian Ambassador Andranik Hovhannisyan met with OPEC Fund President Abdulhamid Al Khalifa in Vienna to discuss expanding cooperation and ongoing development projects.

Baku claims Armenian prisoners’ trials are fair, while blaming Armenia for alleged mistreatment of Azerbaijani detainees.

The Armenian government proposes tougher penalties for evading military service and training exercises, increasing prison terms and fines to deter violations.

The U.S. Embassy in Armenia has welcomed the agreement on Amulsar mine, emphasizing its economic significance and potential for investment and job creation.

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The European Court of Human Rights has been alerted to procedural violations and health concerns regarding Ruben Vardanyan, detained in Baku. Armenia has requested further details.

The meeting between Trump and Zelensky at the White House ended in failure, with no agreement signed and accusations exchanged.

Recent remarks from the group suggest a shift away from demanding full independence.

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Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed on 15 articles of the peace treaty, but two remain unresolved.

The Secretary of the Security Council emphasized the government’s commitment to repatriating all Armenian captives.

The network urges international organizations to ensure independent medical examinations for Vardanyan and other detainees.

Lawyer Levon Baghdasaryan refutes claims about Vardan Ghukasyan’s arrest, calling them false. He urges supporters not to overwhelm his office with inquiries.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan presented 2024 economic data, highlighting sustained GDP growth, increased employment, and a significant rise in wages since 2018.

Protesters gathered at the MFA, urging immediate action regarding detainees held in Baku.

The Armenian Assembly of America has called for Azerbaijan to be held accountable for human rights violations, marking the anniversary of the Sumgait massacres.

Noubar Afeyan has urged Armenian leadership to speak out against the mistreatment of Ruben Vardanyan, who is on a hunger strike in an Azerbaijani prison.

Protests in Yerevan demand justice for Ruben Vardanyan, who is on hunger strike in a Baku prison. Armenian groups call for international intervention.

Armenia and Argentina’s presidents discuss economic cooperation and regional issues, emphasizing mutual interests. Khachaturyan invites Milei to visit Armenia.

“As a result of certain work, dozens of individuals have returned to Armenia,” National Assembly Vice Speaker noted.

The Formula VC II fund is set to invest tens of millions of dollars in Armenian startups, fostering innovation and helping them enter international markets.

They also addressed Prime Minister Pashinyan’s recent visit to the US

Armenia’s Foreign Ministry warns of illegal trials and torture of Armenian prisoners in Azerbaijan, citing severe human rights violations and ongoing anti-Armenian propaganda.

Despite potential, Armenia didn’t achieve economic or political success, Daron Acemoglu said.

Several journalist organizations condemn the escalating campaign against “Azatutyun” radio, warning that it poses a serious threat to press freedom in Armenia.