Armenia
As part of his ‘Real Armenia’ ideology, Pashinyan reiterates need for a new constitution
Azerbaijani officials have repeatedly demanded a change of Armenia’s constitution, stating that it contains territorial claims to their country.
Fighting is continuing for the 18th day over Nagorno-Karabakh, despite a ceasefire being agreed in Moscow.
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