The Armenian parliament is reviewing a bill to initiate the EU accession process. The government previously approved discussions on the matter.

Ruben Vardanyan, former minister of state of Artsakh, has accused the Baku court of bias and challenged its composition. His motion was rejected.

Zangezur copper-molybdenum plant workers end their strike as management agrees to salary increases and improved working conditions.

“There are no developments at this time regarding the reopening of the Armenia-Turkey border crossing. If there are any, we will inform you,” Badalyan said.

The two leaders also exchanged views on Armenia-EU cooperation prospects and the continued strengthening of democracy in Armenia.

Under the Armenia-Romania intergovernmental program, Armenian students can apply for scholarships to pursue bachelor’s or master’s degrees in Romanian universities.

Six Armenian teachers will join colleagues from eight countries in a professional development program in St. Petersburg, focusing on modern teaching methods and multilingual classrooms.

Babken Tunyan refutes claims about Armenia leaving the EAEU, stressing that European integration is a long-term process requiring serious economic preparation.

Azerbaijan’s foreign minister, Jeyhun Bayramov, voiced concerns over Armenia’s Constitution and military buildup, calling them threats to regional peace during a meeting in Slovenia.

Yerevan launched an Indian film festival dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Raj Kapoor. The event features film screenings and a photo exhibition honoring his legacy.

The government plans to impose stricter fines for failing to submit financial reports on time, with penalties reaching up to AMD 3 million for continued non-compliance.

Former Armenian FM Vartan Oskanian says declassified U.S. documents debunk the Meghri exchange narrative, proving that the proposal came from Azerbaijan, not Armenia.

In February, the beneficiary of The Power of One Dram campaign is QaylTech, a company developing innovative mobility solutions.

Elina Avanesyan, representing Armenia, secures a hard-fought victory in the first round of the WTA tournament in Doha, defeating China’s Wang Xinyu in three sets.

ZCMC management commits to salary increases and workplace upgrades, urging striking employees to return to work.

Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinian dismissed claims that public transport costs only 65 drams per ride, calling them manipulative and unrealistic.

Nora Bayrakdarian, a professor and international policy expert, has been appointed as Lebanon’s Minister of Sports and Youth, while also serving on the Catholicosate’s central committee.

The lawmakers called for accelerating ongoing negotiations on a civil nuclear cooperation agreement, known as a 123 Agreement, to enhance energy collaboration between the two nations.

Russia opposes Western-driven efforts to hastily push Armenia and Azerbaijan toward signing a peace treaty, warning that rushed decisions could spark future conflicts, the official said.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is on a working visit to France, where he will attend an AI summit and meet with President Emmanuel Macron.

The timing of the conversation with Putin remains unspecified, and there has been no confirmation from Moscow or other sources regarding this exchange.

The Russian ambassador to Armenia reaffirmed Moscow’s readiness to assist in normalizing relations between Yerevan and Baku, emphasizing regional security as a priority in its bilateral agenda.

The trial of former Artsakh State Minister Ruben Vardanyan resumes in Baku, with the reading of the indictment ongoing.

These accolades are considered strong indicators for potential success at the upcoming Academy Awards.

Hovik Aghazaryan, founder of the United National Socialist Party, announced plans to prevent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s re-election, emphasizing a strategy focused on electoral processes rather than street protests.

Armenian Defense Minister Suren Papikyan has arrived in India on a working visit amid growing defense cooperation between the two countries.

Ararat Mirzoyan discussed Armenia’s perspective on security in the South Caucasus, highlighting challenges and opportunities for stability and peace during meetings in Oslo.

The Armenian Basketball Federation has released the schedule for the U20 European Championship Group B, set to take place in Yerevan.

The clergyman emphasizes that the tragic experience of the Armenian people should transform into a national philosophy, ensuring strength and security to prevent future tragedies.

Sergey Lavrov met with CSTO parliamentarians in Moscow to discuss the organization’s activities and plans for strengthening collective security.