“Prime Minister Pashinyan Calls for New Constitution on Armenia’s Constitution Day: Aiming to Better Represent Lay Armenian Citizens”
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan calls for a new constitution in Armenia, stating that the current one doesn’t reflect the views of the citizens. Pashinyan believes that the document should be created with an organic connection to the people and serve the interests of the state. This has sparked demands from Azerbaijan’s President Aliyev, linking the signing of a peace treaty to changes in the Armenian constitution.
“Constitutional Amendments in 2015: Political Coalitions Over Individual Appointments? Former Minister of Justice Raises Concerns”
No individual appointed as executive director or President substitute in the judiciary after 2015 constitutional amendments. Political coalition selected instead, hindering public election of Prime Minister. Candidate, not individual, selected with removal not based on political consequences. Prosperous alliance members represent entire society, guided by conscience and principles. Limitations don’t silence members or prevent revocation due to violence against candidate. Constitutional amendment confirms authority belongs to the people, justifying decision not to elect specific Prime Minister.
Armenian Youth Takes to the Streets: Protesting Government Policies and Defending Artsakh’s Armenian Identity
Armenian youth organization protests government policies, constitutional amendments, withdrawal from Artsakh, discontent with leadership. Chanting slogans, waving banners.
“Scientific Committee Approves Draft Constitutional Amendments for Constitutional Reforms in Armenia”
The scientific committee for constitutional amendments in Armenia has approved the draft of constitutional reforms. The changes include government organization, presidential powers, and expanded individual rights. The government is also considering changes to the process for amending the constitution. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has emphasized the need for a new constitution.
“Surprise Decision: Armenia Calls for Early Parliamentary Elections Amidst Political Shifts”
Armenia prepares for an unexpected parliamentary election as Azerbaijan’s President announced early elections. This decision comes in the midst of Ilham Aliyev’s twentieth year in power, causing speculation on the reasons behind it. Despite external observers underestimating Aliyev’s leadership, his support remains strong. In 2020, his opponents attempted to use the events of the war and CESG developments for electoral gain.