“Standoff at National Assembly: Authorities Close Entrances as Opposition Leader Holds Press Conference”
The authorities led by Bagrat Srabazan close entrances to National Assembly as part of protest action. Opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan holds press conference inside. Important developments expected regarding opposition’s appeal. Citizens invited to join movement. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram.
Catholicos Bagrat Sargisian Challenges Transparency to a Round Table Discussion
Catholicos Bagrat Sargisian demands a round table discussion with the RA Government for transparency. He warns of escalating the situation if they refuse.
“From Peaceful Protest to Police Clash: 177 Detained at Anti-Government March, says Archbishop Bargrat”
During protest, 177 detained; Archbishop Bargrat talks progress of march. Earlier, 151 arrests reported. News from Armenia – NEWS.am.
“Denied Justice: Workers’ Protest in Tsavush Blocked, Authorities Resort to Force”
Workers denied permission to protest in Tsavush by Ministry of Justice; authorities use force to take participants to Department of Justice.
“Hayakv Diaspora Organization Shuts Down Yerevan-Bagratisheh Highway in Protest of Armenian Government’s Actions”
Members of “Hayakv” Diaspora organization close Yerevan-Bagratisheh highway in protest. They vow to protect the nation and all territories. The situation escalates but ends with the road being reopened. Breaking news from Armenia.
“Residents of Yerevan’s Historic Kond Neighborhood Rally Against Municipality’s Demolition Plan and Fee Hike”
Residents of Yerevan’s Kond neighborhood are protesting against the demolition and redevelopment of the area. They are demanding the removal of Kond from the agenda and criticizing Mayor Hayk Avinyan for broken promises and increased fees. The protests aim to defend Kond and bring attention to the residents’ struggle against injustice.
“Car Importers Protest Against New Draft Law on Customs, Demand Exemption from Taxes”
Car import and sales companies protest new draft law on customs, demanding exemption from 20% duty and 18% VAT to protect financial strength. Customers waiting for cars are also affected. A statement will be submitted to the President requesting cancellation of the law. Changes to Tax Code starting Dec 1 will require a 20% profit, with 18% going towards duty and VAT. Car importers will have to sell at higher prices due to additional taxes.
“Automakers Take a Stand Against Management, Demand Higher Wages and Transparency”
Automakers protest for higher wages, highlighting the high prices of imported cars compared to local ones. Companies defend their pricing transparency and tax obligations. New tax changes in Armenia from December 1 will impact car imports.
“Armenian Government Under Fire for Displacing Artsakh Residents: Violation of International Laws and Negligence Exposed”
“Artsakh residents demand housing and recognition from Armenian government. Protests continue at Ministry of Labor over unpaid benefits. Find out more at News from Armenia.”