The debate over the future of Shoghakat TV heats up as MPs discuss cutting public broadcasters from three to two.

Annual inflation in Armenia reached 3.7% in September, driven mainly by rising food and service costs, according to the World Bank.

Opposition MP Kristine Vardanyan slammed law enforcement in parliament, accusing them of politically motivated prosecution against elected opposition mayors.

A new Armenian–Turkish meeting will focus on restoring the Gyumri–Kars railway, Rubinyan says, with details to follow after talks.

Civil Contract faction leader Hayk Konjoryan accused the opposition of bearing political responsibility for the conduct of Gyumri mayor Vardan Ghukasyan.

Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan says the first batch of Kazakh grain will soon reach Armenia via Azerbaijani and Georgian railways.

Yerevan says Azerbaijan’s move to lift freight transit restrictions aligns with regional connectivity and peace efforts.

Parliamentary leaders from Armenia and Azerbaijan met in Geneva and pledged support for continued dialogue and confidence-building.

Azerbaijan has lifted all restrictions on Armenian-bound transit cargo, Aliyev says, while proposing a 2028 timeline for the Zangezur Corridor.

Father Aram Asatryan is officially stripped of priestly rank and declared a layman by the Armenian Church’s spiritual leadership.

The opposition’s motion citing a governance crisis was rejected by Armenia’s ruling party, preventing it from reaching the parliament’s agenda.

PM Pashinyan and Cardinal Parolin underline deepening bilateral ties and addressing peace and humanitarian challenges between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Armenia’s anti-corruption court orders confiscation of over ֏1.2 billion in assets from the heirs and associates of Manvel Grigoryan.

Armenia highlights post-conflict aid, TRIPP project, and global humanitarian duty in Simonyan’s speech on detainees and regional stability.

Gyumri Mayor Vardan Ghukasyan and several officials have been suspended from their duties as the corruption investigation continues.

Prime Minister Pashinyan announced that military service will be cut to 18 months starting January 1, 2026, not summer as previously planned.

The Hayastan bloc condemns the arrest of Gyumri’s mayor as part of a campaign against local democracy in Armenia.

Gyumri mayor Vardan Ghukasyan is arrested and charged with large-scale bribery, which he strongly denies through his legal team.

Ararat Mirzoyan says peace efforts with Azerbaijan can boost regional role linking Europe with Central Asia.

Hundreds of citizens gathered outside Gyumri city hall as arrests unfolded and law‑enforcement launched a criminal case for mass unrest.

Deputy mayor announces strike as city officials and residents respond to the mayor’s controversial arrest by anti-corruption authorities.

Former vicar of the Catholicos of All Armenians calls on church leaders to respond to issues troubling the faith community.

President Khachaturyan meets Archbishop Shahan, who conveys Catholicos Aram I’s hopes for unity and positive change in Armenia.

During his visit to the Vatican, PM Pashinyan and Pope Leon XIV discussed regional peace prospects and praised progress on humanitarian issues.

Environment Minister and Czech ambassador discuss biodiversity, EU standards, and civil society’s role in sustainable reform.

23 people were detained in Gyumri during clashes as investigators accuse protesters of obstructing justice and engaging in disorderly conduct.

Protesters confronted police in Gyumri as detained mayor Vardan Ghukasyan was rushed out of city hall and transported to Yerevan.

Infrastructure Minister claims Ghukasyan sought office to revive past corrupt practices, vows the state will respond firmly.

The body of a 23-year-old Chechen woman, missing since October 17, was found in a rented apartment on Demirchyan Street.

Opposition MP Anna Grigoryan claims government is planning actions against the Catholicos and the Church ahead of the Etchmiadzin elections.