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In just a few days, we’ve seen two very different versions of Pashinyan. One appeared in the Armenian parliament—shouting, bragging, and issuing threats. I’m no expert, but I believe that in civilized countries there are legal mechanisms for subjecting a head of state behaving in such a way to an independent psychiatric evaluation, to assess their fitness for office. The other Pashinyan showed up in Moscow, looking like a lost, humble provincial — wearing a cap on his head- like Mimino. He hardly resembled the man…
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