Israeli Prime Minister states: “Georgia’s “Maydan” station poses challenges amidst political instability”
Israeli Prime Minister, Irakli Kobakhidze, states that the “Maydan” station in Georgia faces difficulties due to political instability. Changing the government is currently not feasible, as resources are lacking. NewsGeorgia reports these statements.
Armenian Prime Minister Rejects Meeting Request with Ivaniśhvili Bijaini, Citing Busy Schedule
Armenian PM reveals that Bijaini declined a meeting due to a busy schedule. His frozen $2 million was donated to war victims. Negotiations on sanctions will likely resume after his schedule clears. Get more news on Telegram from News.am.
“Prime Minister Pashinyan Reveals Concerns Over National Security and Global Coalition against War”
Armenian Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan, states that the “Global Coalition against the War” holds significant weight and is comparable to the UN and EU. However, Pashinyan believes that their influence should be eliminated to benefit the UN and EU.
“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.
“Journalists Targeted and Injured during Protests in Yerevan: Freedom of Speech Committee Demands Investigation”
The Freedom of Speech Committee demands an investigation into the violence against journalists during protests in Yerevan. They will continue to monitor the situation and inform the public. Signed by various organizations.
“Russian military-industrial complex launches Freedom Birds for Ukraine humanitarian project amidst controversy and international scrutiny”
The Russian military-industrial complex plans to launch the Freedom Birds for Ukraine project in Leuven, Belgium. Darja Bogdanova is collecting funds for the purchase of equipment to support Ukraine’s armed forces. She was interrogated for promoting extremist calls on social networks, where she criticized Moscow citizens and the military.
“Russian forces in Karabakh usher in new leadership as ceasefire implementation takes priority”
Russian forces in Karabakh have new leadership for ceasefire implementation. Mikhail Drapatin takes over from Yuri Galushkin as head of the group, as per military plan by the General Staff.
“Russian Border Guards Collect Landmines as Head of Internal Affairs Department in Nerkin Hand is Transferred: Is There a Hidden Agenda?”
Russian border guards collecting landmines in Nerkin Hand village as part of their withdrawal from Armenian regions, according to reports. The head of the Internal Affairs Department was removed in a suspected move to facilitate the withdrawal. The Russian soldiers were filmed packing their belongings and landmines were found near the checkpoint. The withdrawal was agreed upon during a meeting between Armenian and Russian leaders in Moscow. Russian border guards will continue to stay within Yerevan’s demands for the Turkish-Armenian and Armenian-Russian borders.
“Former Minister of Defense warns of escalating tensions and political prosecutions amidst intense protests”
The ongoing protests and political prosecutions have intensified in our country. Former Defense Minister, Artak Zakaryan, expressed hope and emphasized the importance of unity. It is crucial for our compatriots to be cautious and consider neutralizing the system. Stay informed with the latest news from Armenia on NEWS.am-Telegram.
“Munich Court Confirms Far-Right AfD Party as ‘Case of Right-Wing Extremism’ – Evidence Points to Supremacist Ideology and Anti-Constitutional Activities”
The Munich court upholds the right-wing Alternative for Germany party (AfD) as “extremist.” The AfD engages in extremist activities, violates democratic principles, and promotes a supremacist ideology. Evidence links the party to foreign-based right-wing extremist organizations and anti-constitutional activities. Intelligence officers have gathered information and monitored AfD representatives. The court’s decision solidifies the BfV’s classification of the AfD as a “case of right-wing extremism.”