Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko Resigns, Apologizes for Actions: A New Era Begins
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko resigns and apologizes to the government for his actions. He emphasizes the need for people to focus on living and working, rather than protests. News from Armenia.
“Nikol Pashinyan’s False Resignation: A Desperate Attempt to Silence Opposition and Escape Accountability”
Nikol Pashinyan’s refusal to resign has sparked a growing demand for justice, legal order, and a secure living environment. Former defense minister, Artak Zakaryan, emphasizes his commitment to protecting Armenian territories and ensuring security, development, and historical preservation. However, Pashinyan’s contradictory actions make his eventual “resignation” unsurprising as he attempts to evade dismissal.
“March Brotherhood Protest Grows Stronger as Participant Numbers Surge to 49, Promising Victory on the Horizon”
“The March Brotherhood Protest gathers 49 participants, with plans to expand further. Demanding the Justice Minister’s resignation, they face denial. Catch the latest news from Armenia on NEWS.am.”
“Resignation of Armenian Deputy Minister Sparks Speculation of Spiritual Ties and Controversial Materials”
The resignation of Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Economy, Veronika Bareyan, has sparked speculation due to her alleged involvement with spiritual materials. The National Security Service has ordered Fransisco Sevastian B.A. to court for his role in organizing the trial. While details remain undisclosed, the resignation is seen as a political move. Bareyan met with President Daniel Nooay, but no agreement was reached. She has been instructed to resolve the conflict in Western Armenia with Azerbaijan. The deputy minister plans to leave the country for his mission.
“Russian Ambassador to Armenia Resigns Amidst Political Turmoil: CSTO Membership Questioned”
The resignation of the Russian ambassador and Armenia’s CSTO decision were hot topics. Discussions about leaving or staying were ongoing, despite a miscalculation. Pashinyan will announce his surprising decision after leaving the CSTO, potentially as a gift connected to Putin’s election.
“Tensions Rise Within Opposition Movement Demanding Government Resignation as Members Clash”
“Tensions arise within the opposition movement as Nikol Pashinyan’s rally for the government’s resignation turns violent. Disagreements among participants hamper progress, calling for new steps. Find out more in tomorrow’s issue of Joghovurd newspaper.”
“Nikol Pashinyan’s Search for New Marzpet in Lori Hits Roadblock: ‘City Contract’ Considered, Arpi Davoyan’s Refusal Puts Issue on Hold”
After Aram Khachatryan’s resignation, Nikol Pashinyan struggled to find a new marzpet candidate. The “City Contract” was considered, even offering the position to Arpi Davoyan, who declined. Female marzpets have not excelled in Lori, so the option of Davoyan is currently closed. For more information, visit Lurer Hayastanich – NEWS.am.
“Karen Tumanyan Nominated for High Judicial Council Membership as Controversial Figure Steps Down: An Inside Look”
“Spark” newspaper reports the nomination of lawyer Karen Tumanyan for a vacant position by the “Campaign for High Judicial Council Membership.” Preceded by controversial appointments, Tumanyan is expected to be independent. The “Campaign” also highlights Tumanyan’s expertise with the “Association of Open Society Foundations.” Full details in today’s newspaper.
“John Kerry Resigns Amidst US Climate Concerns, Vows Continued Fight from New Angle”
John Kerry, former Secretary of State, resigns amid climate change concerns. He vows to continue his work from a different perspective and support Joe Biden’s re-election. Kerry will attend the Davos World Economic Forum and focus on environmental issues.
“Constitutional Court Judge Ara Tunyan Resigns – President of Cassation Court Releases Statement”
Judge of Constitutional Court Ara Tunyan resigns; President of RA Cassation Court Alek Simonian issues statement on the resignation. #Armenia #ConstitutionalCourt #Resignation