Armenia

Hambardzum Matevosyan received Natia Natsvlishvili

During the meeting, the long-standing cooperation between the Ministry of Environment and UNDP, spanning more than two decades, was discussed, along with the implementation of current programs and upcoming initiatives.

"Crossroads of Peace" has the potential to make our economies more prosperous. Khachaturian

5 August, 17:47

In the city of Turkmenbashi, Turkmenistan, President of the Republic Vahagn Khachaturyan participated in the official opening ceremony of the Third Conference of Landlocked Countries.

5 August, 16:40

Freshwater is disappearing at an alarming rate

Studies have found that since 2002, only the tropics have continued to get wetter.

5 August, 16:02

The President met with the Prime Minister of Georgia

Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan met with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze.

5 August, 14:08

High temperatures expected on August 5-9

The air temperature will not change significantly.

5 August, 13:11

The Municipality's GIS system received the prestigious SAG award

Out of nearly 100,000 projects submitted for the award ceremony, the Yerevan Municipality GIS project was selected among the 78 best international projects.

5 August, 12:43

$1.6-2 million returned to the state budget from Lopez's concert. Hayk Simonyan

Hayk Simonyan, director of Doping Space, the company that organized the concert of world star Jennifer Lopez in Yerevan, presented several details related to the organization of the concert.

5 August, 12:32

Armenia and Azerbaijan to sign a memorandum of understanding in Washington. Middle East Eye

Azerbaijan and Armenia are expected to sign a memorandum of understanding in Washington on Friday, pledging to strive for peace, Middle East Eye reports, citing its sources.

Weather without precipitation is expected.

5 August, 9:00

No precipitation is expected in the territory of the republic on August 5-9.

It is not clear what Washington and Moscow will agree on regarding the South Caucasus. Vahram Atanesyan

4 August, 19:40

“Judgments about Armenia and Azerbaijan joining the ‘Abraham Accords’ are premature,” former Supreme Council of Armenia deputy Vahram Atanesyan said in an interview with Radar Armenia, referring to an interview given to Breitbart News by Steve Whitkoff, senior advisor to US President Donald Trump, back in May, in which he expressed the opinion that both countries, Armenia and Azerbaijan, are ready to join the Abraham Accords. And now, according to Reuters, this agreement is becoming a prerequisite for Azerbaijan first to normalize relations with Armenia and only then join that agreement.