The government has ratified a new EAEU agreement that will allow local brokers and dealers to trade on union exchanges without added expenses.

A group of soldiers who fought in the 44-day war returned their medals to the government, accusing the authorities of devaluing their sacrifice.

Starting October 6, Armenia will allow online submission of preliminary applications for citizenship acquisition or termination.

Vartan Oskanian said the international community backs Artsakh Armenians’ return and the issue will regain priority after Pashinyan steps down.

In Copenhagen, Pashinyan and Aliyev discussed regional transport initiatives and trust-building measures under the Washington Declaration framework.

A bill from ruling party MPs may reduce Armenia’s public broadcasters, potentially removing Shoghakat TV, which receives state funds but is church-affiliated.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan traveled to Denmark to join the seventh European Political Community summit and hold bilateral meetings with international partners.

Armenia’s newly appointed ambassador to the U.S., Narek Mkrtchyan, met Congressman Abraham Hamadeh to discuss the trilateral Washington Declaration signed on August 8.

Relatives of Vicken Euljekjian, an Armenian-Lebanese captive on hunger strike in Azerbaijan, report no news from him since early August.

Following a meeting with Armenia’s foreign minister, NATO’s deputy chief reaffirmed strong cooperation and highlighted Yerevan’s role in the Kosovo mission.

Accordingnto Armenian PM, the so-called “Zangezur Corridor” refers to a road within Azerbaijan and has nothing to do with Armenia’s territory.

Vardan Ghukasyan rejects PM Pashinyan’s insult, warns of revolution, and plans to sue government over funding shortfalls.

Pashinyan and Aliyev met during the European Political Community summit in Copenhagen, but no additional details have been released.

The announcement was made by inventor Artashes Ikonomov, one of the movement’s co-founders.

“Pashinyan says it’s done, peace is here, they signed a paper. But it turns out there is no agreement on the basic principles,” Khachatryan said.

“Legal proceedings are so important that the pre-signed peace agreement text even contains a clause about them,” Sahakyan noted.

“I see a tactical move here. I don’t think they expected the motions to be accepted or actual questioning to take place,” Sahakyan said.

“The Washington document contains nothing about the main victims of the conflict,” Beglaryan said.

The European Court of Human Rights has demanded a detailed report from Azerbaijan on the condition and detention of 23 Armenian captives held in Baku.

Former deputy minister Karen Giloyan takes the helm at Urartu basketball club, aiming to restore its past glory with new strategies.

Turkey’s social services minister and Armenia’s labor minister met at a Belgrade forum to discuss expanding cooperation in the social sector.

Yeghishe Kirakosyan says international legal processes are vital to protecting Armenian captives and achieving real peace beyond Baku’s unilateral trials.

Khachatryan stressed that genuine peace is not possible as long as Azerbaijan issues threats, makes new demands, and insults the Armenian society.

“As part of a phased process, flights from Vienna will be suspended starting in March. We will later announce alternative destinations,” Tischner stated.

Sahakyan said that fact-finding work by rights defenders has already documented at least 80 cases of enforced disappearance.

Papoyan emphasized that this transformation has come without financial support from the Armenian government.

Armenia will introduce universal health insurance in three stages from 2026 to 2028, covering over 1.6 million people in the first phase.

“China’s path of strengthening statehood, economic development, modernization, and global positioning is truly impressive,” he wrote.

Six Armenian wrestlers will compete at the 2025 Khadartsev Brothers Cup in Vladikavkaz, facing international opponents across six weight categories.

Armenia has four representatives in FIDE’s October chess rankings, with Shant Sargsyan leading at 50th among men and Elina Danielian 34th among women.