Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan believes that Russia has many levers to contribute to the safety of Armenians in Syria.
The Investigations Committee has announced it has gathered information on “Hrayr Tovmasyan’s direct participation in apparent crimes” during his tenure as Minister of Justice.
Armenia doesn’t perceive the situation in a way that we must make a choice between Europe and Russia,” Pashinyan told the Russian Kommersant newspaper in an interview.
House Rules Committee has cleared the Armenian Genocide Resolution (H.Res. 296) for vote of the full House of Representatives, ANCA reported.
A meeting at the level of Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders is not planned at the moment, while a continuation of the foreign ministerial level meetings due in the coming months is under preparation, FM Zohrab Mnatsakanyan told reporters during a joint press conference with Bulgarian counterpart Ekaterina Zaharieva in Yerevan.
Armenian President Armen Sarkissian addressed a telegram to Czech counterpart Milos Zeman on the occasion of the country’s National Day, the President’s Office said in a news release.
Prime Ministers of Armenia and Russia Nikol Pashinyan and Dmitry Medvedev met today in Moscow on the sidelines of the session of the Eurasian Inter-governmental Council.
I’ve made a choice of my own, I’ve made a choice to move from diplomatic career to politics. That’s the major change. I took out the responsibility to share with the government, in which I am, and this is a major change. The government has received a huge mandate from the people, from the public, as a result of the Revolution we have reached.
Today Armenia is in much better shape for trade and economic cooperation, as the government has made significant progress in the fight against corruption, consolidating the rule of law and establishing conditions conducive for doing business and attracting foreign investments, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told Gulf News of the United Arab Emirates in an interview.
The Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has commented on OSCE Chairperson in Office, Slovakia’s FM Miroslav Lajčák’s statement on an upcoming meeting between the Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign ministers due in Bratislava.
