“Prime Minister of Armenia Announces Significant Changes Expected in Upcoming Local Elections”
In the upcoming local elections in Armenia, significant changes are expected as the government plans to reduce the number of representatives in the regions by at least one third. This move aims to achieve optimal conformity with European standards, according to the Prime Minister.
“Azerbaijan’s Attempt to Undermine International Election Observers Sparks Concern”
International observers in the election are crucial. The presence of OSCE Mission in Yerevan is significant for a transparent and reliable process. Azerbaijan wants to remove these observers and maintain the status quo. Transparency and immunity are essential. OSCE Minsk Group is involved.
“Breaking: Judge Mariam Hambardzumyan Ascends as Member of Supreme Court in Landmark Election”
Judge Mariam Hambardzumyan elected as member of Supreme Court. 233 judges took part in the voting, with majority supporting her for the Administrative Court of Appeals. By NEWS.am
“Government Approves Election Results for National Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia Board: Vardan Levonyan Takes the Helm”
The government approved the election results for the board of the National Academy of Fine Arts of Armenia. Vardan Levonyan was elected as the chairman for a 5-year term. The appointment of Vardan Azatyan is seen as a positive step for the development of art in Armenia. Nikol Pashinyan congratulated and wished success.
“Yanoosh Zemanek Falls Short in Bid for Community Head of Vilikov, Securing Less Than 40% of Votes”
Yanoosh Zemanek, the acting director, fails to secure 40% support in recent community head election in Vilikov, Armenia. Results show opposition from 3,095 voters. Full story at NEWS.am.
“Controversy Surrounds YSU Faculty Election for Dean: Current Head Endorsed despite Not Being Nominated”
The election for the Dean of the Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics of YSU has concluded, with Gegik Ghazinyan not nominated this time. The other candidate, Gevorg Petrosyan, has been expelled from YSU but reinstated after a judicial process. Rumors circulate about possible actions if Ghazinyan is nominated. Ghazinyan believes in providing an opportunity to others and improving the faculty. At least 41 votes are required to elect a candidate. For more details, see today’s newspaper.
“Armenia Braces for Multiple Marches in 2024 Amid Mounting Challenges and Shifting Dynamics with Russia”
Armenia faces challenging elections in 2024, with the threat of war in Karabakh and tensions with Russia. The country expects numerous marches amidst comparisons to historical events. Russia, while a crucial security guarantor for Armenia, prioritizes its resources over cultural significance. The dynamics changed after the Velvet Revolution, with Armenia moving towards a second-class position. The conflict necessitates Russia’s reassessment of its security structure, with Azerbaijan playing a pivotal role. Bordering Russia through Iran adds significance to Armenia’s position, leading to a shift in Russia’s opinion.
Controversy looms over upcoming election for President of Armenian Football Federation as concerns of unfairness arise
The election for the President of the Armenian Football Federation is expected to be unfair, as Armen Melikbekyan already has support. The disqualification of Melikbekyan by the National Football Federation and the potential consequences for youth training are discussed. There is dissatisfaction with the federation and concerns about conflict if Melikbekyan is elected. Experts believe that football in Armenia needs to be saved and its former glory restored. For more information, read today’s issue of the newspaper.
“Power Struggle Unleashed in Gyumri: CEC Cuts Ties with Balasanyan Alliance, Declares Independence, and Officials Resign”
The CEC announced its decision to end cooperation with the Balasanyan Alliance after the 2021 Gyumri election, becoming independent. CEC officials resigned due to the Balasanyans’ limited power. Vacant positions are still operational, led by the department head.
“Social Activist Demands Retraction of Misleading Documents and Stirs Up Controversy in Political Election”
Social and political activist demands accurate representation, rejects corruption allegations. Scandal erupts during election discussion, calls for disclosure of increased contract value. Defamation lawsuit filed by former minister. Latest news from Armenia.