The Latest Breaking News from Armenia

Organisers of this year’s environmental conference hope cooperation on green issues could help ease global tensions

‘I have photographed fathers and sons holding hands from Bulgaria to Armenia and beyond. I approached these two as a stranger – and had just seconds before it got too awkward’

US Secretary of State Blinken engages with Azerbaijani and Armenian leaders on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, emphasizing peaceful resolution and US support fo...

Angry at their government agreeing to cede territory to arch-foe Azerbaijan, dozens of Armenian protesters have blocked major highways and vowed to fight the transfer of land they say is rightfully theirs.

Kim Kardashian joins VP Harris at White House for pardon discussion, highlighting advocacy for criminal justice reform and Armenian heritage.

Armenia witnesses anti-government protest with nearly 100 detentions, highlighting political tensions and citizen dissatisfaction.

Overshadowed by the Armenian genocide that cost the lives of some 1,5 million people, and which is commemorated on 24 April, the experience of other minorities that were targeted by the Ottoman Empire is often forgotten. Yet a smaller group, which was almost wiped out is now trying to gain…

Armenia and Azerbaijan are working towards normalizing relations amidst tensions over border demarcation.

In France, 24 April is a national day of remembrance for the Armenian genocide of 1915, when Ottoman troops killed hundreds of thousands of Armenians. Other groups who were victimised want their plight recognised too – but getting a place in France's "memory laws" is controversial, and not an easy…

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said on Tuesday that a peace deal with Armenia was closer than ever before, as teams from the two countries headed to the border to start demarcation work, hoping to end decades of territorial disputes.

Armenia and Azerbaijan announced on Tuesday they had started fixing their border, as part of normalisation efforts between the arch foes that had been locked in a decades-long territorial conflict.