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Thirty-nine percent of respondents in Armenia said they are "completely satisfied" with the Armed Forces, according to a survey by the International Republican Institute (IRI).

A large quantity of ID cards has been sent to print, announced Interior Minister Arpine Sargsyan.

Earthquake measuring 2-3 magnitude struck Armenia; there were no damages, the Armenian Seismic Service reports.

The National Assembly of Armenia adopted amendments to the Tax Code in the first reading at its session on Wednesday.

Armenia is preparing to implement a new universal income declaration system, State Revenue Committee Chairman Eduard Hakobyan announced at a press conference.

As per the latest figures, the population of Armenia on January 1, 2026, stood at 3,097,000, an increase from 3,076,200 on January 1, 2025. This information comes from the Statistical Committee of Armenia.

The urban population in Armenia reached 1,980,900, with Yerevan accounting for 1,147,600 of those urban residents. Meanwhile, the rural population was recorded at 1,161,100.

In 2025, the population viability rate, which measures the ratio of births to deaths, was 125.3%, a decrease from 132.1% in 2024.-0-