“The public also gets tired of ongoing revolutionary ideas and developments. The revolution served its goal, that is, shift of power. Now it is time to end it and start working on a regular basis,” he said.
“Listen, Armenians in Karabakh and Armenia are defending the territory that they want to keep under their control. On the one hand, when Pashinyan issued an order and dismissed the Minister of Defense of Karabakh from office, that was interference with the domestic affairs of Karabakh. On the other hand, Pashinyan states that Karabakh is a separate territory.
“Political stakeholders must refrain from actions and statements that could be perceived as exerting pressure on the judiciary,” said the co-rapporteurs of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) for the monitoring of Armenia, Yuliya Lovochkina (Ukraine, SOC) and Andrej Šircelj (Slovenia, EPP/CD), following the statement by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan calling on citizens to block the entrances and exits of courts, on 19 May. This call followed a judge’s decision to release former President Kocharyan from pre-trial detention.
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the creation of the Council of Europe – an ambitious endeavour aimed at putting an end to centuries of wars on the European continent and at establishing – to quote the resolution of The Hague Congress of Europe in May 1948 – a democratic social system to free people from all types of slavery and economic insecurity.
Two flight data recorders from the plane that burst into flames after emergency landing at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport on May 5 have been found, an emergency service source told TASS.
Three-day mourning has been declared in Russia’s Murmansk region after a plane crashed in Sheremetyevo airport, killing 41 people, reports TASS.
Fatimih Davila Sosa, the winner of Miss Uruguay 2006, has been found dead in one of the hotels of the Mexico city, ABC News reports.
Sweden’s Parliament, the Riksdag, has ratified the Armenia-European Union Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA), the legislature of the country reported on its official website.
At first glance, US president Donald Trump and Armenian prime minister Nikol Pashinyan couldn’t be more different. One is a billionaire, the other a pauper. One is a successful businessman, the other a failed newspaperman. One is prolific at finding private financing for his activities, the other is moderately versed in finding foreign government financing for his activities. One prefers red for the color of his famous hat, the other black. One has a glorious head of stringy hair, the other is bald.
The Committee of Memory for the Armenian Genocide in Cyprus has announced a youth rally next week to commemorate the 104th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in Nicosia, Cyprus Mail reported.