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A significant portion of the opposition forces preparing to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections faces a peculiar challenge: they must prove that they have no connection with the “former authorities.” The government’s propaganda machine, on the other hand, has set itself the opposite task — to link every critic of Pashinyan to the “formers” and to Russia. Against this backdrop, one figure stands out — Robert Kocharyan, who, for many, evokes negative — one could even say infernal — associations. The moment he gives a…
The Constitution Must Be Changed—But the Reference to the Independence Declaration Must Stay
The current Constitution allows Pashinyan to reproduce himself in power…
Christianity as a Real Basis for Governance
Is that even possible? Whenever I speak or write about…
The Era of “Wokeism” Is Drawing to a Close
A person should be perceived as an individual, not as…
“Conquer Yourself Rather Than the World”
That was the advice of the 17th-century French philosopher René…
“Cold and Dark,” “Plunder,” “Peace”
What are the main narratives of Armenian reality? Former Russian,…
What Does It Mean to Bring the US to the Armenia–Iran Border?
Jeffrey Sachs explains I listened with real interest to Jeffrey…
The Whole People
When “the people” are turned into a bludgeon, the individual…
Instead of Rational Reasoning — “Spells”
The time has come for sects and “fan clubs” The…
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