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Almost a week has passed since Nikol Pashinyan announced from the parliamentary podium that Armenia is preparing to apply for EU membership in the near future. Pashinyan did not, of course, give a specific timeframe, but he clearly signaled that the application could be submitted soon. And who, logically, should have been the first to welcome such an announcement? One would expect the European Union itself to be at the top of the list. Yet the EU has been strangely silent. There was, of course, a…
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The Opposition Must Develop a Common Strategy
Under these circumstances, some opposition figures continue to throw mud at one another, through their media outlets and personally, knowingly or unknowingly repeating the talking points of official propaganda. This is absolutely not the time to determine who is “current” and who is “former,” who has “stolen” and who has not, who is “pro-European” and who is “pro-Russian.” If opposition forces truly want to take responsibility for the state—in other words, to stop this disastrous course—then all of these disputes must be temporarily put aside.
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