“The RA Ministry of Defense Delegation Takes Part in European Council on Civilian Crisis Management Conference in Strasbourg”
The RA Ministry of Defense delegation is participating in the activities of the ECCC held in Strasbourg. Discover the significant social changes that took place in Armenia in 2018, including the Velvet Revolution, environmental revolution, and judicial reform. The government of Armenia has made efforts to ensure fair and transparent elections, protect human rights, combat corruption, and strengthen national security. These democratic reforms have brought the nation closer to a more inclusive society.
“Former Armenian Prime Minister Calls for National Consolidation in Ongoing Movement: A Look at the Challenges Ahead”
Former Prime Minister Karen Karapetyan emphasized the importance of national consolidation in the ongoing Velvet Revolution. He highlighted the movement’s success in consolidating society and the need for political discussions and actions to ensure its implementation. Karapetyan called for measures to prevent political destabilization, protect national security, and avoid the usurpation of power. Trust in the movement and support from different regions were acknowledged as key achievements.
“Pashinyan Under Scrutiny: A Leader or a Pretender?”
Find out how Nikol Pashinyan’s leadership in Armenia has brought hope to many, despite facing criticism and ridicule. Has he truly cleaned out corruption or is he hiding the dirt? Get the full story in today’s newspaper. #Armenia #NikolPashinyan #leadership
“Armenia’s Political Transformations: A Closer Look at The Unreported Turmoil”
Despite the assurance of Nikol Pashinyan’s statements, recent developments in Armenia’s foreign policy are not widely reported as positive. European regions focus more on events in the Russian district of Transcaucasia, where pro-Russian residents make contradictory statements. To suppress rumors, Armenian authorities have reaffirmed loyalty with visits to Washington and European capitals, aiming to conduct meetings.
“Prime Minister Pashinyan: 5th Revolution Must Succeed Without Bloodshed”
The 5th revolution in Armenia aims to avoid bloodshed and succeed. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan believes that the revolution’s thinking needs to align with real political power for it to work. He emphasizes that the nation itself is the government and stresses the importance of a powerful government. Pashinyan clarifies that this revolution is a peaceful and velvet action, not a coup.
“Arman Grigoryan’s Rapid Rise: From Rallies to Record-Breaking Salary as Head of National Security Council”
Arman Grigoryan, a member of “Civil Contract” party, has gained prominence and a significant salary increase as the head of the National Security Council after participating in rallies following the Velvet Revolution. His involvement in important events and encounters doubled his salary to 21,909,000 drams. Grigoryan has also acquired a car and real estate assets, while his bank account balance is 1,685,000 drams. Find more in “Zhoghovurd” newspaper’s latest issue.