“Separation of Church and State: Opposition Representative Calls for Independence of Religious Organizations”
The church & religious organizations should remain independent from govt, says the Alliance of Opposition “Civil Contract.” They highlight the need for separation and express concern over govt involvement in religious activities. The establishment of a new Law on Churches is seen as an opportunity to restore and develop church activities. Arsen Torosyan believes that allowing the Armenian Apostolic Church to thrive strengthens the government.
“Prime Minister’s Admission Sparks Debate on Artsakh’s Independence and Path to Peace”
Discover the PM’s acknowledgment of mistake and plea for peace in declaring Artsakh’s independence. An irreversible reality of the 44-day war, it raises questions about responsibility and future territorial legitimacy. Uncertainty surrounds the war’s consequences and its resolution.
“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.
“From ‘Armenia for Itself’ to a Unified State: Government’s Vision for the Future”
“Armenia for Itself” aims to become the Republic of Armenia and seeks internal discipline and strategic thought for a unified state. The government’s process and engagement with the Church pose challenges, and healthy forms and processes must be initiated for progress.