Armenia
Pashinyan attends Victory Day parade in Moscow for the second time
While Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attended in-person, the Armenian Army is not taking part in the parade.
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OC Media staff writer Ani Avetisyan and Daniel Ioannisyan, the programmes director of the Union of Informed Citizens, talk about the latest cases of police brutality and violence in Armenia and the progress made to reform the police since the 2018 revolution.
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- Backlash after Pashinyan appoints ‘childhood friend’ as Armenia’s Interior Minister
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