Two alleged mercenaries from Syria to stand trial in Armenia
Two men, allegedly Syrian mercenaries recruited by Turkey during the Second Nagorno-Karabakh war, are set to stand trial.
POWs, the economy, and vaccines discussed as Pashinyan meets Putin
Pashinyan and Putin discussed the situation over Nagorno-Karabakh and the future of Russian-Armenian relations.
Azerbaijan appears to confirm Armenian use of Iskander missiles
Azerbaijan’s National Agency for Mine Action published photos that appeared to show fragments of the Russian-made missiles.
Would a return to a presidential system solve Armenia's problems?
Nikol Pashinyan has floated the idea of reverting the country to a semi-presidential system, critics say the move would not address the country’s deeper problems.
Pashinyan announces changes to electoral system before elections
The ‘simple’ changes to the electoral code are expected to be passed before 20 June parliamentary elections.
Armenian minister punches journalist
Footage from a cafe in Yerevan shows Minister of High Tech Industry, Hakob Arshakyan, attacking journalist Paylak Fahradyan.
Pashinyan announces new elections
Both of Armenia’s parliamentary opposition parties have endorsed the election scheduled for 20 June.
Beloved Yerevan restaurant in peril
Famous Yerevan eatery Dolmama is threatened with destruction after authorities transfer ownership to controversial construction magnate.
Protesters blockade Armenia’s Parliament as army chief dismissed
Protesters said they would stay until MPs supported the opposition in removing Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan from office.
What has been the impact of Armenia’s Turkish product ban?
Armenia’s retailers and manufacturers face challenges and opportunities as Turkish products disappear from shelves.