Armenia

"What happened is not unprecedented." Nikol Pashinyan

The Prime Minister expressed gratitude to the Russian Federal Security Service's border troops for carrying out this function at our border checkpoints since independence.

Nikol Pashinyan shared details from a phone conversation with the US Secretary of State (VIDEO)

26 March, 16:44

According to the Prime Minister, both were unanimous that the result should not be lost, and the peace agreement should be quickly signed, ratified, and entered into force in both countries.

26 March, 16:30

National Assembly - Government Q&A (LIVE)

The National Assembly-Government question-and-answer session has begun.

26 March, 16:21

Turkish Consul in Aleppo Visits Armenian Consulate

On March 26, the Consulate General of the Republic of Armenia in Aleppo was visited by the Consul General of Turkey in Aleppo, Muammer Hakan Cengiz, and Vice Consul Erin, according to the Consulate General of the Republic of Armenia in Aleppo.

26 March, 15:43

"Azerbaijan's demands are not legitimate." Rubinyan

"These are not legitimate demands, and we have stated our position on them," he said.

26 March, 11:36

"Armenian and Turkish experts are studying the condition of the Gyumri-Kars railway." Mirzoyan

An interview with Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan has been published.

26 March, 11:20

"Different names can call contracts." Alen Simonyan

NA Speaker Alen Simonyan wrote on his social media pages:

26 March, 11:04

The draft on the EU accession process was adopted (VIDEO)

The "Civil Contract" faction voted in favor of the draft, while the "I Have Honor" faction voted against it. The "Armenia" faction did not participate in the vote on the bill.

If you were going to go to Yevlakh and ask for "water for hunger," why did you bring it up on September 19?

26 March, 10:31

Couldn't you have accepted the offer of "negotiations" in Yevlakh on the same day? A hundred thousand people wouldn't have been left in a state of chaos for a week, we wouldn't have suffered nearly five hundred casualties, those who left would have left, and those who stayed—if there were any—would have stayed at home.