“Government Turmoil: Tensions Rise as Power Struggles Erupt within Armenian Leadership, Reports ‘Rights’ Newspaper”
Government sources reveal tensions within the executive team as certain members are making public statements without approval. Deputy PM Araik Harutyunyan openly criticizes PM Tigran Khachatryan, creating an atmosphere of animosity. The situation is further strained by discord between Khachatryan and NSC head Artur Vanetsyan. For a comprehensive update, read today’s “Rights” newspaper.
“NA Rejects Invitation for Concert of the Victors, Raises Questions on Security and Emancipation”
The governing party rejects an invitation to a scheduled concert, citing political questions and lack of an organized mechanism. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Aliyev Demands Rights from Pashinyan, Stirring Controversy: Is Armenia Being Pushed towards Destruction?”
Aliyev demands Pashinyan’s rights, who sees it as agreement. Andranik Tevanyan criticizes Pashinyan for fulfilling Turkish-Azerbaijani conditions, risking Armenia’s destruction.
EPFU Workers Forced to Leave Disaster Zone: Alarming Facebook Post Reveals Troubling Situation
EPFU leader undermines workers’ rights, forcing educators and staff to leave disaster zone. EPFU workers demand release and unpaid dues. Protect your rights and work. Avoid supporting reactor’s damaging actions. Respect labor laws. #EPFU #WorkersRights
President of Armenia, Armen Sarkissian, calls for united struggle in national publication to protect rights and achieve victory
Armen Sarkissian emphasizes the importance of their rights in future activities, uniting Armenians across the globe. He urges resistance, peaceful actions, and unity for a collective victory.
“Thailand Breaks Barriers: Same-Sex Couples Granted Civil Partnership Rights”
Thailand’s central court approves law granting same-sex couples civil partnership rights. This makes Thailand the 37th country recognizing same-sex unions.
“Erevan Comitas Factory Closure Rumors Debunked; Unveiling the Hidden Agenda Behind the Actions”
The closure of “Erevan Comitas” confectionery factory in Armenia is false, according to official sources. Urgent issues like incidents on the Azerbaijan border and political changes are being addressed. Details on Comitas and Nikol Pashinyan will be provided later. News.am has the latest from Armenia.
“Russian Concerns Grow as Armenian Officials and Businessmen Engage in Anti-Russian Activities: “Rights” TV Program Reports”
Discover the involvement of Armenian officials in anti-Russian activities, with a focus on Gagik Melkonyan, a former advisor to Robert Kocharyan. Learn about his businesses in Russia and his role in public administration. Explore whether Nikol’s repressive measures were a response to Melkonyan’s influence and involvement. Find out about his military background and the financial difficulties he faced. Uncover the connection between Melkonyan and Russian oppositionists, revealing a complex web of business and political interests. For further information, visit News from Armenia.