“Ruling Coalition in Turmoil: Disagreements Emerge Amid Political Changes and Frustration”
“Zhoghovurd” newspaper reports on political tensions within the ruling coalition, caused by recent changes in Tavush province and disagreement over President Sargsyan’s decisions. The opposition hopes for clarity during meetings with RPA members, where additional responses may be revealed. The situation has also brought attention to internal conflicts within the Civil Contract Party, where leaders vie for leadership and push their own agendas.
“Explosive Allegations: Armenia’s Elites Avoiding Discussion of Ruling Coalition’s Effectiveness, Claims Russian Official”
Allegations claim Armenian elites avoid discussing ruling coalition effectiveness, despite mechanisms available. Leadership ready to engage in transparent work with CSTO, but prefer closed-door meetings. Armenia faces risks if contractual obligations are not met. Generating anti-government slogans and destabilizing campaigns alleged. Constructive dialogue vital in solving problems with Yerevan.
“High-ranking Japanese Prosecutors Face Interrogations Amid Ongoing Trial, Former Prime Minister Under Scrutiny”
Japanese prosecutors will be interrogated regarding the ongoing trial of a politician. Alleged violations during fund collection have sparked difficulties in the investigation. Former ministers have been released and the question of accountability remains. The Tokyo court plans to question political figures, including Komeito party leader, Nisimura Yustosi. Denying involvement in funds embezzlement, the judges will also question former members of the Abe faction. Survey results indicate a nearly 20% fall in support for the Kishida administration.
“EU Mission Chief Expresses Concern Over Armenian Prime Minister’s Detention: Fears of Political Motives and Unfair Judicial Proceedings”
Concerns over detention of Armenian PM Arman Ashotyan. Baseless embezzlement accusations without conclusive evidence. Biased judicial hearings. Unfounded criminal prosecution with political motives. Support political freedom in Armenia.
“Turkish Political Leader Calls for Istanbul Strait Mission to Control Mediterranean Forces: What This Means for International Security”
The leader of the Turkish political party “New Enlightenment” called for a one-year mission to control Turkish forces in the Mediterranean. The party has requested the President to determine the size and number of armed forces stationed there for security purposes.