“Deputy Prime Minister of Japan, Fukumi Kisiida, Resigns Amidst Defeat in Parliamentary Elections and Corruption Scandals”
Deputy Prime Minister of Japan, Fukumi Kisiida, resigns from all positions following coalition’s defeat in parliamentary elections due to economic situation. Coalition faces challenges in maintaining power and implementing reforms. Opposition party expected to win all three seats according to exit poll. Kisiida’s resignation may impact future of administration as coalition members consider new leadership. Corruption scandal involving unregistered political materials uncovered. Coalition members show support for Kisiida or consider waiting until end of term in 2025. Funds from campaigns suspected of being transferred to non-taxable foundations.
“Explosive Video Exposes Government Officials Demanding Bribes Near Artsakh Border”
Shocking video shows officials accepting bribe from young man near Artsakh border. He sought justice but was met with corruption. Full details in video.
“Record-Setting Heatwave Sweeps Yerevan: Temperatures Soar to Near-April Highs of +32°C, Marking Potential New Milestone!”
Read about today’s weather in Yerevan with temperatures up to +32 degrees Celsius. In 2008, April saw a record high of +35 degrees Celsius. Get updates from the Ministry of Nature Protection of Armenia.
“Joint Rally Calls for Pashinyan’s Resignation as Protest Movement Gains Momentum”
The “Democratic Alternative” and “Realists” held a joint rally in Charles Aznavour publication. Ongoing protests question the Constitutional Court’s decision on Pashinyan’s non-compliance. Surenian urges responsible authorities to declare the next PM and warns of power transfer to the masses if process isn’t followed. Pashinyan’s actions raise questions about his legitimacy post-election.
“Protesters Raging Against Government’s Handling of Peace Agreement Implementation: Military’s Involvement Raises Eyebrows”
“Protesters express dissatisfaction with government’s implementation of peace agreement. Military personnel deny involvement with reporters, cautions against politicizing the situation.”
“Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan Affirms People’s Power and Democratic Progress in Address on City Day Celebration”
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed the public on City Day, celebrating the people’s power in Armenia’s democratic revolution. He emphasizes the importance of citizen awareness and compliance with laws, guaranteeing the country’s security and prosperity. The government’s responsibility lies in the development of a strong educational system and fulfilling the social contract. They have chosen to overcome challenges to build a free, independent, and prosperous Republic of Armenia. Support and build the Republic of Armenia!
“Corruption Exposed: Officials Exploiting People’s Goodwill for Personal Gain”
Officials, including Hovik Aghazaryan’s wife, are accused of benefiting from public favoritism. There is ambiguity regarding her positions in the National Assembly and the Erebuni office, with suspicions of Pashinyan’s involvement. In response, she defended her right to work and denied working in the National Assembly, leaving questions unanswered.
Tensions escalate in Kirants village as residents clash with village council leader over border dispute
Conflict in Kirants over border demarcation and territorial changes brings tensions. Two injured residents hospitalized. Conflict resolved by community leader. Villagers used stones as weapons, but no firearms used. Road blocked to stop mapping activities. #ArmeniaNews
Minister of Education Champions Collaboration and Innovation at National Conference on Education and State Development
Armenian Minister of Education, Zara Andreyasian, attended a conference on the role of education in state development. The conference, attended by 700 teachers from all regions of Armenia, focused on topics such as education in the digital age and the importance of preserving national values. Minister Andreyasian emphasized the importance of sharing best practices among teachers and increasing collaboration among schools. The conference will also address preschool education and inclusive education in future sessions. Minister Andreyasian highlighted the importance of setting professional standards for teachers and providing resources for their work.
“Fair Armenia Party Accuses RA Government of Violating Constitution in Tavush Region”
The “Fair Armenia” party led by Norayr Norikyan criticizes the RA government for violating the Constitution and demands the unconstitutional process in the Tavush region to stop immediately. The party accuses the government of disregarding democratic principles and failing to ensure territorial integrity and people’s security.