Turkey’s Foreign Minister strongly criticized the plan to relocate Palestinians during a press conference in Doha, calling it a violation of international law and endorsing a declaration in Gaza’s defense.

The National Security Service has filed a report against an NGO leader for spreading a video of Azerbaijani-language singers in Yerevan’s Republic Square.

Despite calls for a boycott over the fare increase, Yerevan’s public transport continues to operate smoothly, with most passengers paying the new rate of 150 drams.

European weightlifting champion Samvel Gasparyan ends his sports career and takes on a leadership role in Armenia’s weightlifting federation.

New laws on migration policy, social support, and creative industries will come into force in Russia starting February.

Vakifli, the only remaining Armenian village in Turkey, faces a threat of expropriation due to a government-backed construction project in Hatay’s Samandag district.

The Armenian Embassy in the U.S. hosted a cultural event honoring Sergei Parajanov, whose name was included in UNESCO’s 2024-2025 anniversary calendar.

Over 700 ZCMC employees have gone on strike, demanding a 50% salary increase and improved communication with management. The company, however, deems the strike illegal.

Armenia’s economic activity index increased by 8% in 2024, with growth in industry, trade, construction, agriculture, and services, while consumer prices rose slightly by 0.3%.

Armenian MP Sona Ghazaryan told PACE that fair distribution of public resources is key to eliminating gender inequality and advancing women’s full participation in the economy.

A Russian research institute warns that Armenia’s departure from the CSTO could create conditions for Turkish and Azerbaijani military actions.

Slovakia warns of rising gas prices in Europe as Ukraine considers Azerbaijani gas transit, while Russia remains the most efficient option.

The Lithuanian ambassador to Armenia visited the EU monitoring mission to learn about its activities and recent mandate extension.

Yerevan residents, including officials, are boycotting the recent public transport fare increase.

Trump anticipates meaningful talks with Putin to conclude Ukraine war.

The Eurasian Economic Commission is working on cryptographic protection measures to secure data exchange between EAEU countries and third parties.

Armenia’s deputy PM stressed the need for more accessible financing mechanisms in the EAEU to boost business cooperation and investment.

The Armenian Prime Minister reacted to declassified US State Department documents revealing past discussions between Armenia and Azerbaijan on exchanging Meghri for Nagorno-Karabakh.

The Greek travel magazine Air News urges tourists to visit Yerevan now, calling it one of the year’s most surprising destinations.

Pashinyan confirmed that the Iran-Armenia border checkpoint is now fully controlled by Armenian border guards, while cooperation with Russia depends on political will.

Armenia’s deputy PM highlighted AI’s role in EAEU’s digital transformation, emphasizing the strategic importance of digitalization for the country.

Despite international guarantees, Istanbul’s Armenian schools face funding shortages and administrative barriers, making it harder to preserve Armenian identity.

Armenia’s Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan participated in a high-level Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) meeting in Almaty, focusing on economic development and cooperation.

Armenia’s prime minister confirmed that written proposals sent to Azerbaijan include discussions on prisoners of war and missing persons, stressing that these topics are part of negotiations.

Reports indicate that even elementary school math problems in occupied Artsakh are designed to fuel hatred against Armenians.

Norwegian Parliament Speaker acknowledges Armenia’s commitment to democracy despite geopolitical challenges, emphasizing the need for international support to continue this path.

The Armenian Prime Minister stated that signing the 2020 ceasefire agreement was crucial to prevent 26,000 soldiers from being trapped, emphasizing that no one forced him to do so.

Rubio warns against unrealistic expectations for Ukraine’s victory, urging compromise while criticizing U.S. policies on war funding.

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan called ANIF’s work a “failure and disgrace.” Investigations into alleged mismanagement at the state fund are ongoing, but no charges have been filed yet.

Armenian Prime Minister announced that the Armenia-Azerbaijan border delimitation process has made significant progress in 2024, with the signing of the first bilateral document.