Yesterday, Prime Minister Pashinyan and his closest allies were busy trying to convince the public of the supposed benefits of a yet-to-be-signed peace agreement and a still-nonexistent Armenian-American corridor through Azerbaijan to Nakhijevan. Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures David Khudatyan painted a vivid picture of how Armenia would soon enjoy open roads through Azerbaijani territory.

Former Armenian Prime Minister Hrant Bagratyan argues that Pashinyan made two perilous concessions in Washington: 1) He agreed to a corridor at the expense of the country’s sovereign territory. 2) Armenia abandoned the OSCE Minsk Group, thereby forfeiting any chance of regaining Nagorno-Karabakh and resettling the Armenian population there.

The political force Armen Ashotyan represents as one of the main parties responsible - and a direct accomplice - in the national catastrophe brought upon Armenia and the Armenian people by Nikol Pashinyan.

Tigran Urikhanyan argues that the only path to a change in power is through compromising materials that Serzh Sargsyan holds against Nikol Pashinyan - materials that Armenia’s third president threatened to release during the 2021 election campaign.

The Armenian people now stand at a historic and fateful crossroads, where forgetfulness is marketed as the road to the future, and the renunciation of identity and denial of history are sold as the illusion of peace.

Within the newly constructed architecture of the South Caucasus, Armenia is prepared to become a sovereign non-state. That is exactly what was stated. The audience understood it. And the Armenian people were presented with a new large-scale state initiative—the 'gypsyzation' of Armenians.

The Investigative Committee of Armenia has announced the resolution of the murder of former Defense Minister Vahram Khorkhoruni, which took place on December 10, 1998.

The Tribunal accuses Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan of the following: Overthrow of the constitutional order through the subjugation of the judiciary of the Republic of Armenia, in violation of Article 4 of the Constitution of the Republic of Armenia. Violation of the inviolability of the private life of the citizens of Armenia – a right guaranteed by the Constitution of the RA. Interfering in the internal affairs of the AAC in violation of Article 17 of the Constitution of the RA and the Law of the RA on Relations Between the Republic of Armenia and the Armenian Apostolic Church. Calling for the violent overthrow of the Catholicos of All Armenians, which risks inciting public unrest and clashes.

In 2018, a non-violent Velvet Revolution took place in the Republic of Armenia. The country’s third president, who was supposedly overthrown, not only remained in Armenia but also retained his influence - and continues to prosper alongside his inner circle.

Pashinyan is setting a dangerous precedent - not only by interfering in the internal affairs of the Church, but by attempting to bring it under the control of a secular government in a country where the Church is far more than just a religious institution. The potential consequences of this move could prove far more serious for Armenia than the proposed changes to the Constitution or even the state emblem.