Seven Iranian citizens have been released from jail in Armenia within the frames of the law on amnesty.
Criminal case has been launched over the death of soldier of Artsakh’s Defense Army Aristakes Azatyan.
The recently declared clemency came into force today and as of 15:30 eighty-one pardoned convicts have been released from correctional institutions across the country, the department of corrections said.
A historic-cultural monument site under state protection has been illegally used as a funeral site to bury an unknown number of deceased from 1994 to 2017, according to the general prosecution.
Sophia the Robot has tweeted a photo showing Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his spouse Anna Hakobyan taking a selfie with her during the La Francophonie events in Yerevan.
Four people have been killed when a Nissan Tiida slammed into the building of a traffic police station in Yerevan’s Noragavit district shortly after midnight November 6.
According to preliminary information, the greenhouses owned by the families of former PM Hovik Abrahamyan and his brother Henrik Abrahamyan have been irrigated through illegally installed water pipes for nearly 15 years, State Oversight Service director Davit Sanasaryan said on Facebook.
The ministry of culture has a negative stance about the proposed renaming of the “Zvartnots” airport to “Aznavour” airport.
A 42-year-old Armenian woman wanted by U.S. law enforcement agencies for visa fraud and money laundering has turned herself in to Yerevan police at 15:00, November 3, due to “explanatory works” of officers, police said in a press release.
A senior tax inspector at the State Revenue Committee has been arrested in suspicion of embezzling 5,000,000 drams, police said.
