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Armenian law enforcement agencies reported damages of 2.68 billion drams; directors of companies linked to Kocharyan detained
The Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia has opened a public criminal investigation against the current and former directors of several companies it associates with Armenia's second president, Robert Kocharyan, on charges of large-scale tax evasion.Armenia and Azerbaijan discussed electricity import and export opportunities
Representatives of Armenia and Azerbaijan discussed the possibility of importing and exporting electricity between the two countries, according to the Armenian Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure.Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia has opened a criminal investigation against Robert Kocharyan on charges of abuse of office, bribery, and money laundering
On August 24, the Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia opened a public criminal investigation against the second president of the republic, Robert Kocharyan, on three counts of abuse of office, two counts of accepting a bribe on an especially large scale, and four counts of money laundering on an especially large scale.Dilijan Art Park named a finalist at World Architecture Festival Awards 2026
Green Rock’s Art Park, a future public, cultural and recreational space in Dilijan designed by international architecture bureau Wowhaus, has been named a finalist in the Future Projects – Leisure Led Development category at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2026 Awards, one of the world’s leading architecture awards programmes.Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan, his son, and four others have been detained in connection with the illegal acquisition of property
Six individuals have been detained in a criminal case being investigated by Armenia's Anti-Corruption Committee, including the former president of the republic, his son, and others allegedly involved in criminal schemes. This was reported by the agency's press service.Expanding import restrictions by Russia could affect Armenia's exports by approximately 2% of GDP – S&P
Expanding import restrictions by Russia from mineral water and alcohol to flowers, fish products, and a wide range of fresh fruits and vegetables could affect Armenia's exports by approximately 2% of GDP, according to a report by the international rating agency S&P Global Ratings.Residents of Lori and Shirak in Armenia felt the earthquake that occurred in Georgia
A magnitude 2.9 earthquake struck Georgia on Monday, with tremors felt in two regions of Armenia, the Territorial Seismic Protection Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia reported.News 1 - 20 of 55851
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