Armenia

Pashinyan congratulated Orban

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan congratulated Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the occasion of the National Day. The message states:

They were fighting not for the identity of Artsakh, but for being a representative of Russia on the ground. Atanesyan

20 August, 13:57

One of the reasons for Nagorno-Karabakh's loss of subjectivity, perhaps the most fundamental, is that several actors with more or less public and political authority were fighting not for the identity of Artsakh but for being representatives of Russia on the ground.

20 August, 11:20

France 24 denies reports of Anna Hakobyan embezzling $3.4 million

French TV channel France 24 denies news spread by fake pages

20 August, 10:27

Slovakia and Hungary receive oil again through the Druzhba pipeline

Slovakia is once again receiving oil via the Druzhba pipeline after problems with the pipeline caused by shelling by the Ukrainian army.

20 August, 9:00

Weather without precipitation is expected

A high-level fire danger situation is expected in the Ararat Valley, the foothills of Vayots Dzor, Aragatsotn, and Kotayk, as well as in Yerevan on August 20-22.

19 August, 23:10

High-ranking guests observed the active phase of the exercise

The progress of the Armenian-American military exercise "Eagle Partner-2025", which is being held within the framework of preparation for participation in international peacekeeping missions, was observed.

19 August, 21:44

It will be beneficial for the entire region.

The conversation also touched upon the general regional and geopolitical situation. In this context, the interlocutors discussed Armenia's "Crossroads of Peace" program.

19 August, 19:21

Strategic agreements were emphasized

The foreign ministers of Armenia and Iran also discussed the opportunities offered by the unblocking of regional communications.

Armenia can be a gateway for Iran to the EAEU and EU countries. Pashinyan

19 August, 18:55

Trade turnover between Armenia and Iran has been steadily increasing in recent years. Last year, it amounted to $748 million, an increase of almost 6 percent, and in the first half of 2025, it reached $346 million, which also indicates steady progress.