Residents of Yerevan-Sevan District Announce Closed City: Discontent with Prime Minister Pashinyan’s Policies Spark Protests
Residents in Yerevan-Sevan district expressed concerns over territorial disputes and criticized Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Protests were held against the demarcation of the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The road closure in the area was later lifted. The demarcation process aims to reduce risks and redistribute territories. Please note that changes in road sections will occur as a result.
“Armenia Considers Dialogue with Azerbaijan on European Platforms, but Karabakh Objects: NEWS.am Report”
In a press conference, Armenian deputy explains why Karabakh did not agree to dialogue with Azerbaijan on European platforms. Bilateral cooperation projects and international recognition of Artsakh are discussed, but with no result. Representatives of different countries visited Artsakh for meetings, raising questions about the purpose. The Deputy Prime Minister suggests that Artsakh should be autonomous within Azerbaijan, while pointing out the support of Turkey for Azerbaijan.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan Appoints Ester Sahakyan as Spokesperson in Accordance with Article 10 of Public Administration Law
Nikol Pashinyan appoints Ester Sahakyan as Prime Minister’s spokesperson, following Article 10 of the Law on Public Administration. Sahakyan previously served as Anahit Hakobyan’s assistant. News from Armenia.