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"Former authorities want to say we’re just as much thieves as they were" – Pashinyan

Armenian prime minister comments on false rumours about villa in Marseille, again vows to return all property seized by former officials to the state

'I’ll crush you': Pashinyan on debates with former Armenian presidents

Armenian PM renews debate challenge to former leaders: “I’ll dig up the remains of your political corpse”

The Armenian opposition ends boycott and returns to parliament. What's next?

According to political scientist Gurgen Simonyan, the opposition may have different motives for returning to parliament - from internal political calculations to fulfilling an order from outside

Armenian opposition meets with president – social media commentary on unrest

President Armen Sargsyan discussed with representatives of the opposition the issue of dismissing the head of the General Staff of the Armenian Armed Forces. Comments on the situation from social networks

Collusion or split – what's happening between the Armenian PM & president?

The Prime Minister twice sent the President the documents on the dismissal of the head of the General Staff of the Armed Forces and twice the President returned them unsigned. The decision may already come into force without his signature

Parallel opposition and government rallies in Yerevan

Dialogue between the opposition parties demanding the resignation of the prime minister and the government is failing. They "communicate" through statements and keynote speeches at rallies

Armenian opposition: country needs one more Russian military base

Strikes and blocked roads in Armenia: how the opposition is trying to overthrow the PM

Opposition Prime Minister candidate Vazgen Manukyan called on the army and police to join the opposition movement and together to achieve the resignation of Nikol Pashinyan