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Nikol Pashinyan

Armenia Elections Boost Hopes for Peace with Azerbaijan

Published December 11, 2018by Guest Contributor 7 Comments

by Olesya Vartanyan One of the windows in Sonya Matinyan’s home is filled in with bricks. The glass of the other is splintered by a rifle bullet. The roof has taken a few missile hits and leaking water has stained… Continue Reading →

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Armenia’s “Revolution” Faces Its Biggest Test Yet

Published October 5, 2018by Guest Contributor

by Joshua Kucera Armenians poured into the streets of Yerevan on October 2, summoned by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who said that the country was at risk of a “counter-revolution” fomented by remnants of the regime he toppled in the spring. A… Continue Reading →

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Armenia, Azerbaijan Leaders Talk About Reducing Conflict

Published October 2, 2018by Guest Contributor 6 Comments

by Joshua Kucera Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan spoke for the first time and agreed on several steps to reduce tension between the Armenian and Azerbaijani armed forces. The two met on the sidelines of… Continue Reading →

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Armenia: Anti-Corruption Purge

Published June 22, 2018by Guest Contributor

by Grigor Atanesian Armenia’s authorities have accelerated their campaign against officials in the former government with a series of anti-corruption arrests, heightening the battle between the new regime and the former elite. After Nikol Pashinyan was elected prime minister May… Continue Reading →

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“Velvet Revolution” Takes Armenia into the Unknown

Published April 29, 2018by Guest Contributor 1 Comment

by Olesya Vartanyan When opposition Member of Parliament Nikol Pashinyan led a knot of marchers through northern Armenia in April to protest the return to power of long-serving leader Serzh Sargsyan, no one guessed his campaign would prompt the country to… Continue Reading →

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