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Nikol Pashinyan declares that Armenia should have a “pro-state opposition.” In general, this is, of course, an indisputable proposition. But it sounds absurd when voiced by a political leadership whose actions are, in essence, dictated by Azerbaijan’s perceptions and preferences. In these circumstances, the first thing to acknowledge is that what Armenia needs is a genuinely pro-state government or ruling force. Otherwise, the functioning of the Republic of Armenia is being gradually confined to a framework shaped by Azerbaijan’s “tastes.” By and large, this is not…
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