“Government Accountability: Should Legal Consequences Follow Ineffective Program Implementation, or Leave It to the People’s Judgment?”
“Should governments be legally accountable for program inefficiencies? My Step Alliance representative, Hovik Aghazaryan, discusses this issue and upcoming elections in Armenia, stating that they won’t shy away from responsibilities. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram.”
Armenian Prime Minister Refuses to Use the Term “Genocide” – Controversy Ensues
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan avoids using “genocide” in recent speech. Reporters wonder if it’s intentional. PM’s response leaves media representatives puzzled.
“Key Judicial Session Approaching: My Step Alliance to Elect Judge Vazgen Rstuni, Opposition Parties Present Their Candidates”
The judicial system is set for an important session on March 29. The ruling My Step alliance and opposition Bright Armenia party have elected judges. Judge Vazgen Rstuni is expected to be confirmed. The panel faces a tough decision, but the council will proceed with the opposition judge from My Step alliance. Learn more at News.am.
“Supporters Turn their Backs on Pashinyan: My Step Alliance in Crisis”
There are no longer any supporters of Nikol Pashinyan in the My Step alliance, making his actions untenable. During a gathering, he faced criticism and dissenting members received better positions. Pashinyan aims to keep himself in power through force, creating an information blockade during the national assembly. My Step members speculate about Pashinyan offering a special position to former judge Robert Kocharyan. There are suspicions of a connection between My Step members and those opposing the Prime Minister’s address.