Edmon Marukyan

Armenia will not change its form of government, but remain a parliamentary country

Armenia will remain a parliamentary country, the form of government will not change. The decision was made on November 30 by the Council for Constitutional Reforms

"Baku's stance on Lachin corridor is blackmail" Opinion from Yerevan

According to military expert Karen Hovhannisyan, Baku's statements about the Lachin corridor are nothing more than blackmail.

«They shot us in foot»: Pashinyan blames former government for failed Karabakh negotiations

The prime minister made a statement about the failed negotiation process on the Karabakh settlement by his predecessors. Experts called him "manipulative"

PACE to discuss issue of Armenian PoWs left in Azerbaijan

The deputies of the Armenian parliament stated that Baku was holding about 200 Armenian prisoners of war, to which the Azerbaijani delegation only objected that these people were not prisoners, but terrorists.

Snap elections in Armenia – progress or politics as usual?

The opposition demands the resignation of the prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan does not intend to leave until all residents of the country express their opinion on this issue. Negotiations are underway to hold early parliamentary elections

Armenian opposition, gov't begin negotiations

Состоялась встреча премьера и лидера одной из двух оппозиционных партий, представленных в парламенте. Уже есть договоренность о встрече с лидером другой

Armenian opposition: country needs one more Russian military base

Armenian opposition presents 2 candidates for PM, though Pashinyan has no plans to resign

Most of the united 17 opposition parties propose a single candidate for the head of the transitional government, one of them does not support him and will nominate its leader for this post

Former Armenian president recently released from prison withdraws appeal case to Constitutional Court concerning criminal case charges against him

Robert Kocharyan’s lawyers say he made this decision so as to not prevent the opposition from going to the highest court regarding constitutional amendments adopted by the ruling political party

Armenia proposes using government bonuses to combat coronavirus

MPs have so far only urged each other to contribute to the coronavirus cause, while employees of the Yerevan mayor’s office have already given $260,000 to medical workers.