Renowned Physician Joins Bagrat Serbazeian-Led Movement, Exposes “Fake Diagnoses” and “Fake Objects” for Society’s Parasites
The director of the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Center in Armenia, Gheorg Tamamyan, joins a movement led by Bagrat Serbazeian. Tamamyan exposes “fake” diagnoses and objects in society. He emphasizes the visibility of these issues and criticizes carrying political burdens.
“Armenian Apothecary Foundation Calls Out Government’s Expansion Into Personal Medicine: ‘We Haven’t Been Given Those Powers’ Says Executive Director”
Arta Apitonian, executive director of the “Armenian Apothecary” foundation, criticizes the move from public health to personal medicine. She highlights the problems caused by this transition and the lack of authority given. The country’s mistakes need to be corrected, or there may be consequences. The partial liberalization has led to chaos and poses a greater threat to Armenia. Apitonian believes that one can act as an intermediary without intermediaries but should be aware of what is being mediated.
“Prominent Church Leader Urges Exclusion of Individuals Lacking National Expertise from State Administration”
National sovereignty and state expertise are crucial in leadership roles. The Armenian Apostolic Church plays a vital role in the nation’s identity and statehood. It is important to exclude individuals without national values from state administration and education. True patriots are needed to resolve issues in our free country.
“Renowned Experts Criticize Almaz Publication, Minister of External Affairs Responds with Strong Words: Does It Serve Foreign Interests?”
Armenian Minister of External Affairs, Ara Mirzoyan, met with experts on the Almaz issue. They concluded it does not justify Artsakh’s liberation but violates territorial integrity. Mirzoyan questions experts’ motives and condemns undermining Armenia’s integrity.
“Mayor Vahé Hovhannisyan Shares Vision for Swift Change: Deadlines and Results in 44 Days”
Mayor Vahé Hovhannisyan discusses the desire for quick changes in a recent article. The alternative project group aims to find peaceful solutions to ongoing issues.
“Alliances Across Divides: Uniting for the Future of Public Opinion Formation”
The future of public opinion formation involves unity among political, national, and professional groups. Ashot Ghulyan sees it as a victory, emphasizing the importance of the participation of Artsakh residents. The article highlights the detrimental effects of political mistakes and the need to support compatriots in Armenia.
“Turkey’s Snub to Armenia: ‘Go Solve Your Issues with Aliyev’, says Ruling Party Spokesperson”
Find out the latest political developments between Armenia and Turkey. The Armenian ruling party spokesperson, Levon Zurabyan, revealed that Turkey refuses to communicate with Armenia and directs them to resolve issues with Azerbaijan’s regional leader, Aliyev. Read more on NEWS.am Telegram.
Shirak Team Leader Declares Movement Confirmed by God, Announces Withdrawal of Martial Law
The Shirak team leader, Mikael Srapyan, confirmed their movement against martial law introduced by Prime Minister Pashinyan. Srapyan aims to end chaos and anarchy through peaceful means, emphasizing that borders cannot be redrawn at will. He acknowledged past mistakes and believes that spiritual figures should avoid meddling in politics. Shirak plans a mass rally in Yerevan on May 9.
“Opposition Leader Adjusts Plans Amidst Tavush Conflict: All Eyes on Yerevan for Next Political Move”
Opposition leader delays activities amidst Tavush situation, heads to Yerevan. Speculations arise on possible political developments upon arrival. More info in today’s newspaper. NEWS.am on Telegram.
Organizers of “Opera Concert” Attempting to Hold Event in Armenia; Controversy Surrounds Location
The organizers of the “Opera Concert” in Mountainous Karabakh are attempting to hold it in Armenia. The spokesperson of the “Civil Contract” coordinating group clarified the situation, emphasizing that they are not leaving Artsakh and standing firm on their principles. This event has sparked discussions about Armenia’s borders and obligations. There is pressure on representatives from both the ruling group and the opposition. The situation highlights the ongoing tensions in the region.