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Nikol Pashinyan says that a Civil Contract MP will resign his mandate in order to be appointed governor of Kotayk Province. In fact, it does not really matter which Civil Contract MP he is referring to. Whichever MP Nikol Pashinyan told to do so would resign his mandate, even if there were no new appointment. Ultimately, there is still only one “exception” proving this rule — Hovik Aghazaryan, who stubbornly refused to comply with the urging conveyed to him via a WhatsApp message. We then saw…
What Brings Authoritarianism to an End?
For now, the most realistic scenario for Armenia is the…
How “Sashik” and “Lfik” Were Replaced by “Zakharova” and “Simonyan”
The targets of political labeling change, but the techniques used…
When Will the Pain of “September 27” Ease?
The Trajectory of Joyful and Sorrowful Dates On February 27,…
Why Is the Word “Artsakh” Banned?
Authoritarian regimes ban ideas that threaten their hold on power…
Why Do We Need an Education, Anyway?
If the goal is simply to get enough calories, then…
You Cannot Build Democracy with a Furious Mob
What did Alexis de Tocqueville mean when he wrote about…
Instead of Justice — ‘Political Vendetta’
This is how a state plunges into chaos On February…
The Sad Trajectory of 2018–2026 Was Inevitable
What Is Needed for a Radical Revolution “The ideology of…
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