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One of the key problems facing the current authorities is this: after seven and a half years in power, Pashinyan still does not see himself as a representative of the state. In a certain sense, he continues to feel like an opposition figure and pushes his team and supporters to behave accordingly—to act like an opposition force. This translates into daily defiant posts and participation in mass protest rallies, which in recent weeks have increasingly targeted Catholicos Garegin II. But giving these rallies the outward form…
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How to Convince Cult Members
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The Constitution Must Be Changed—But the Reference to the Independence Declaration Must Stay
The current Constitution allows Pashinyan to reproduce himself in power…
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