- Armenia and the United Kingdom pledged to elevate their relations to the level of a strategic partnership as the British Minister of State for Europe, North America and the Overseas Territories Stephen Doughty visited Yerevan.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged the 1915 Genocide Armenians. This, however, cannot be considered Israel’s official recognition, an Armenian Genocide researcher told CivilNet.
- Armenian banks will for the first time exchange information on foreign taxpayers’ accounts with 47 countries, including Russia. Human rights activists say this may put exiled critics of the Kremlin in danger.

Drone attacks on Yandex data centers in Russia disrupt taxi services in Armenia

Armenia sees COP17 as chance to strengthen global role and advance biodiversity protection, minister says

Raising Azerbaijani damage in Armenia’s Shikahogh reserve at COP17 would breach presidency principles, minister says

Armenia to expand health insurance in 2027; minister says premiums could rise in future

Azerbaijani wartime posts vilified Armenian men and legitimized violence, study argues

Denmark’s Carlsberg acquires PepsiCo bottlers in Armenia, Georgia
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