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Ruling party ‘will not block’ protest leader as Armenian PM
The ruling Republican Party said they will not put forward their own candidate and would not attempt to prevent Nikol Pashinyan from being appointed.
Ruling party ‘will not block’ protest leader as Armenian PM
The ruling Republican Party said they will not put forward their own candidate and would not attempt to prevent Nikol Pashinyan from being appointed.
Pashinyan vows Armenian protest to continue as Karapetyan cancels meeting again
Armenia’s parliament is set elect a new prime minister on 1 May.
Pashinyan vows Armenian protest to continue as Karapetyan cancels meeting again
Armenia’s parliament is set elect a new prime minister on 1 May.
Pashinyan demands ‘unconditional capitulation’ of Armenia’s ruling party as protests continue
Opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan has demanded a ‘people’s prime minister’ be appointed, widely interpreted as referencing himself.
Pashinyan demands ‘unconditional capitulation’ of Armenia’s ruling party as protests continue
Opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan has demanded a ‘people’s prime minister’ be appointed, widely interpreted as referencing himself.
Protest leader demands new elections in Armenia
Nikol Pashinyan called for a transitional ‘people’s prime minister’ following PM Serzh Sargsyan’s resignation until new elections can be held.
Protest leader demands new elections in Armenia
Nikol Pashinyan called for a transitional ‘people’s prime minister’ following PM Serzh Sargsyan’s resignation until new elections can be held.
Serzh Sargsyan resigns as Prime Minister of Armenia after 11 days of protests
His resignation comes less than a week after he was appointed.
Serzh Sargsyan resigns as Prime Minister of Armenia after 11 days of protests
His resignation comes less than a week after he was appointed.
Analysis | Ten years after a deadly crackdown in Armenia, will history repeat itself?
On 1 March 2008, 10 people died when police broke up protests. Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan is now once again raising the spectre of 1 March.
Analysis | Ten years after a deadly crackdown in Armenia, will history repeat itself?
By Peter LiakhovOn 1 March 2008, 10 people died when police broke up protests. Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan is now once again raising the spectre of 1 March.
Protest leaders arrested in Armenia as PM walks out of talks
Tens of thousands continue to march the streets calling for PM Serzh Sargsyan’s resignation.
Protest leaders arrested in Armenia as PM walks out of talks
Tens of thousands continue to march the streets calling for PM Serzh Sargsyan’s resignation.
More detentions as Armenian protests enter seventh day
Thousands continue to protest in Yerevan against ex-president Serzh Sargsyan’s appointment as Prime Minister of Armenia.
More detentions as Armenian protests enter seventh day
Thousands continue to protest in Yerevan against ex-president Serzh Sargsyan’s appointment as Prime Minister of Armenia.
As thousands rally for a ‘Velvet Revolution’ — Serzh Sargsyan is not yet relinquishing his grasp on power
Whatever the outcome of the protests, one thing seems clear, discontent against Sargsyan’s rule has become more pronounced than ever before.
As thousands rally for a ‘Velvet Revolution’ — Serzh Sargsyan is not yet relinquishing his grasp on power
Whatever the outcome of the protests, one thing seems clear, discontent against Sargsyan’s rule has become more pronounced than ever before.
As thousands rally for a ‘Velvet Revolution’ — Serzh Sargsyan is not yet relinquishing his grasp on power
Whatever the outcome of the protests, one thing seems clear, discontent against Sargsyan’s rule has become more pronounced than ever before.
As thousands rally for a ‘Velvet Revolution’ — Serzh Sargsyan is not yet relinquishing his grasp on power
By Knar KhudoyanWhatever the outcome of the protests, one thing seems clear, discontent against Sargsyan’s rule has become more pronounced than ever before.