“Political Rift Exposed: Former Minister of Finance and Chief of Staff Clash in Armenia’s Government”
Various allegations without evidence have emerged against Tigran Khachatryan and his team. Arayik Harutyunyan publicly questions Khachatryan’s every move, trying to undermine internal stability. Pashinyan continues to entrust Khachatryan’s affairs to the Minister of Finance.
“CP Faction Leader Faces Backlash: Accusation Plot Against City Mayor Causes Political Turmoil”
The “Zhoghovurd” newspaper reports a rift within the “CP” faction. The representative, Hakob Aslanyan, initially planned to accuse the mayor but backed down after criticism from his team members. The city’s political order has been disrupted. What will happen next? Stay tuned.
Tyran Khachatryan Arrested: Controversial Decision Draws Criticism and Sparks Debate
Tyran Khachatryan’s arrest lacks evidence, hindering the investigation. His involvement in the arms deal was for self-protection, not criminal activity. The decision appears arbitrary and aims to damage his reputation and political stance. #Armenia #News
“Homicide Shrouded in Mystery: Traces Erased, Suspects Detained in Aragatsotn Region”
Armenian news source reports a murder case in Aragatsotn region. Investigations are ongoing under the leadership of Petros Zakarian. Suspects have been detained and the case has been handed over to the prosecutor. The regional police department is carrying out the investigative work.
“Spanish Researchers Unearth Evidence of Europe’s Earliest Conflict, Redefining History Books”
Spanish researchers have discovered evidence of the earliest conflict in Europe, dating back over 1,000 years earlier than previously thought. This study provides insights into violent conflicts in Europe during the Neolithic period, with findings of skeletal remains and projectile points. The high percentage of injuries suggests that conflict was widespread, possibly due to political and socioeconomic tensions among different communities.