ArmInfo. The "Strong Armenia" bloc will make a decision on mandates once the final results of the June 7 parliamentary elections in Armenia are in, following the completion of the ballot recount process, as stated by legal  expert Gohar Meloyan, a member of the bloc, during a press conference  in Yerevan on June 10.

ArmInfo.  Gohar Meloyan, a member of the Strong Armenia bloc and a legal expert, has presented the main violations recorded by her team in the run-up to and during the regular parliamentary elections in Armenia on June 7.

ArmInfo.  The growing influence of the EU, US, and Turkey on the Caucasus countries will create an even greater source of tension in the region, as stated by Valery Semerikov, Deputy Secretary General of the Collective Security  Treaty Organization (CSTO, ) at the 19th meeting of the heads of the  leading units of the CIS anti-terrorism structures and the heads of  the national structures of the Commonwealth countries coordinating  the fight against terrorism and extremism.

ArmInfo.  Monitoring the voting process at polling stations with large concentrations of Armenian military personnel proved challenging during the country's parliamentary elections, according to Lyudmila Markina, a  representative of the Russian Central Election Commission (CEC).  Markina shared these observations during a press conference on June  8.

ArmInfo.  The extremely difficult atmosphere during the campaign for the latest parliamentary elections in Armenia was accompanied by mass arrests, detentions, and insults.  Dmitry Kobitsky, Head of the IPA CIS Council Secretariat, stated this at a press conference on June 8.

ArmInfo. The CIS Observer Mission did not identify any serious violations that could affect the results of the upcoming parliamentary elections in Armenia on June 7, 2026.  This was stated by Nurlan Seitimov, Head of the CIS Observer Mission and CIS Deputy Secretary General, at a press conference on June 8.

ArmInfo. Throughout the day, Armenian citizens received calls and messages from foreign phone numbers and email addresses spreading false information about alleged bombs planted at some polling stations. Law enforcement agencies took action to determine that the reports were false, according to a statement from the RA Ministry of Internal Affairs press service.

ArmInfo. Incidents involving the unauthorized removal and smuggling of ballots into and out of polling stations have been recorded on June 7, the day of Armenia's parliamentary elections, as reported by the press service of the  "Armenia" Alliance, led by the country's second president, Robert  Kocharyan.

ArmInfo.  "I believe the opposition has succeeded in conveying to Armenian voters that these parliamentary elections are fateful for Armenia." This was stated during a conversation with journalists after voting by Levon  Zurabyan, the candidate for Prime Minister of Armenia from the  Armenian National Congress (ANC) party, led by Armenia's first  president, Levon Ter-Petrosyan.

ArmInfo.  Armenian citizens are actively participating in the elections: during the first hours of polling stations, voter turnout reached 187,917, as stated by  by  Gohar Meloyan, a representative of the Strong Armenia party,  co-founder of the International Center for the Development of  Parliamentarism, and an expert in constitutional law.

ArmInfo. The staff of the Human Rights Defender of Armenia began early monitoring on June 7 to oversee the country's parliamentary elections.

ArmInfo.  According to  NA press service, on June 5, Hayk Mamijanyan, head of the "With  Honor" faction of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia, met with  a delegation of the CIS Interparliamentary Assembly observation  mission. 

ArmInfo. In accordance with an invitation extended to the CIS Interparliamentary Assembly (IPA CIS) by the President of the National Assembly of Armenia, Alen Simonyan, a group of international observers from the IPA CIS will monitor the upcoming parliamentary elections in the republic,  scheduled for June 7. This was stated in a press release issued by  the IPA CIS press service and received by ArmInfo. Zhakip Asanov,  Deputy Chairman of the Senate of the Parliament of the Republic of  Kazakhstan, has been appointed as the coordinator of the observer  group.

ArmInfo.The Holy Mother of God Church in  Mets Shen, a village  in the occupied Artsakh,  is under serious threat of destruction, as stated by Hovik Avanesov, Cultural Heritage Ombudsman of Artsakh and Vice President of the Azgayin Historical and Cultural NGO, on his Facebook page.

ArmInfo. Yerevan. June 1. ArmInfo. Marianna Mkrtchyan. The Armenian government  has expanded its arrests of government critics for alleged  speech-based offenses ahead of the June 7 parliamentary elections,  said the International Observatory for Democracy in Armenia (IODA). 

ArmInfo.Armenia has denied accreditation to several Russian lawmakers who were slated to act as observers for the country's upcoming parliamentary elections on June 7. This was confirmed on May 28 by Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova during her weekly briefing in response to a question on the matter.

ArmInfo.A new salary system for museum employees will be introduced in Armenia. The corresponding decision was made at a government meeting on May 27.

ArmInfo.  The masked individuals who spread threats against the RA Prime Minister on social media are outside Armenia. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan himself told journalists this on May 22.

ArmInfo. The Armenian parliamentary delegation, led by RA National Assembly Vice Speaker Hakob Arshakyan, is participating in the work of the Council, plenary sessions, and standing committees of the CIS Interparliamentary Assembly (IPA CIS) in St. Petersburg. 

ArmInfo.  Russian gas prices for Armenia cannot increase because a mutually beneficial agreement is in effect. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this at a briefing on May 21, speaking about restrictions on Armenian goods supplied to Russia, the country's possible withdrawal from the EAEU, and rising gas prices.