#Nikol Pashinyan
Stunts and insults mark first week of campaigning in Armenia
Candidates were heavy on personal insults, violent rhetoric, and mutual recriminations — and spoke little about actual policy.
Stunts and insults mark first week of campaigning in Armenia
By Ani AvetisyanCandidates were heavy on personal insults, violent rhetoric, and mutual recriminations — and spoke little about actual policy.
Exodus from Armenian Foreign Ministry follows border tensions
Foreign Minister Ara Ayvazian resigned after the PM proposed a demarcation process with international observers on the Azerbaijani border.
Exodus from Armenian Foreign Ministry follows border tensions
Foreign Minister Ara Ayvazian resigned after the PM proposed a demarcation process with international observers on the Azerbaijani border.
Oligarchs and ex-presidents — who’s in and who’s out in Armenia’s electoral lists?
Polls suggest a two-way race between Pashinyan and Kocharyan, but beyond the party leaders, who is running in each party’s list?
Oligarchs and ex-presidents — who’s in and who’s out in Armenia’s electoral lists?
By Ani AvetisyanPolls suggest a two-way race between Pashinyan and Kocharyan, but beyond the party leaders, who is running in each party’s list?
Armenian parliament dissolved paving way for June elections
Snap parliamentary elections will take place on 20 June.
Armenian parliament dissolved paving way for June elections
Snap parliamentary elections will take place on 20 June.
POWs, the economy, and vaccines discussed as Pashinyan meets Putin
Pashinyan and Putin discussed the situation over Nagorno-Karabakh and the future of Russian-Armenian relations.
POWs, the economy, and vaccines discussed as Pashinyan meets Putin
Pashinyan and Putin discussed the situation over Nagorno-Karabakh and the future of Russian-Armenian relations.
Would a return to a presidential system solve Armenia's problems?
Nikol Pashinyan has floated the idea of reverting the country to a semi-presidential system, critics say the move would not address the country’s deeper problems.
Would a return to a presidential system solve Armenia's problems?
By Ani AvetisyanNikol Pashinyan has floated the idea of reverting the country to a semi-presidential system, critics say the move would not address the country’s deeper problems.
Analysis | What to expect in Armenia’s first post-war election?
Armenia’s elections may offer a way out of the present crisis, but they are also a test for Pashinyan — one that he may very well fail.
Analysis | What to expect in Armenia’s first post-war election?
By Tatul HakobyanArmenia’s elections may offer a way out of the present crisis, but they are also a test for Pashinyan — one that he may very well fail.
Opinion | Armenia stands at a dangerous moral crossroads
If Armenia is to overcome the present crisis, the country’s quiet majority must spearhead a national moral conversion.
Opinion | Armenia stands at a dangerous moral crossroads
By Viktorya MuradyanIf Armenia is to overcome the present crisis, the country’s quiet majority must spearhead a national moral conversion.
Protesters blockade Armenia’s Parliament as army chief dismissed
Protesters said they would stay until MPs supported the opposition in removing Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan from office.
Protesters blockade Armenia’s Parliament as army chief dismissed
Protesters said they would stay until MPs supported the opposition in removing Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan from office.
Armenian opposition leader faces criminal charges
Vazgen Manukyan has been charged with ‘calling for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order’.
Armenian opposition leader faces criminal charges
Vazgen Manukyan has been charged with ‘calling for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order’.