“Reorganized ‘Tavush is the Homeland’ Movement Continues Struggle for Change, Seeking Politically Neutral Leadership”
“Iravunk” newspaper reports the reorganization of the “Tavush is the homeland” movement for continued struggle. Achieving success, the movement plans to continue its fight, as mentioned by Michael Nahapetyan from the Union “Zang” political initiative. However, the lack of a politically neutral leader hampers the movement’s importance, as materialistic concerns dominate. Unresolved questions further complicate the situation. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Opposition Factions Defy National Assembly’s Parliamentary-Legal Committee, Organize Protest Rally: “Iravunk” Newspaper Reports”
The “I Have Honor” and “Armenia” opposition factions decided to hold a protest rally before the discussions on constitutional amendments concluded. The rally aims to show the government’s ineffectiveness. However, the CPN did not officially invite the rally or inform the committee. For more information, read today’s “Iravunk” newspaper. #Armenia
“Confrontation Erupts at Meeting as Artsakh Armenians Challenge Pashinyan’s Policies: Is Silence the Only Way Forward?”
Confrontation with Pashinyan at Artsakh Armenian community meeting leads to heated discussion with PM’s representative. Mandatory meetings warned, failure punishable. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Confusion Surrounds ARF Member’s Alleged Participation in Funeral of Fallen MP: A Closer Look at the Incident”
Confusion surrounds Artsvik Minasyan’s participation in the funeral of MP Arthur Mkrtchyan. The Defense Ministry’s statement adds to the intrigue, questioning if Nikol Pashinyan saved Artsakh without government consent. Discussions within the organization continue, but a clear answer remains elusive. The incident involving Minasyan requires further analysis.