 Armenia’s Pashinyan sees no need for revolution in Artsakh November 24, 2018 - 15:16 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenia’s acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has expressed full support for the authorities of Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) and sees no need for a revolution there. His comments came after Jirair Sefilian, a members of Sasna Tsrer party, called for a revolution in Artsakh too. Pashinyan himself swept to power after months of peaceful protests and a civil disobedience campaign as tens of thousands people took to the streets across the country demanding the resignation of former authorities. “I fully support the current authorities of Artsakh and I am confident that regular elections will be held in the country,” Pashinyan told reporters on Saturday, November 24. “The people of Artsakh will establish a legitimate government.”   Top stories According to reports, the demonstrators will be driving to the European Parliament later in the day. The ECHR ruled on May 26 that Azerbaijan has failed to enforce prison sentence for an ethnic hate crime. The Ministry expressed concern over the deployment of mercenaries from terrorist groups in the conflict zone. The mediators welcomed the announcement on a ceasefire and called on the sides to execute their commitments in full.   Partner news |  Latest news James Bond actor Sean Connery dies aged 90  His acting career spanned five decades and he won an Oscar in 1988 for his role in "The Untouchables".Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister meets Turkish counterpart in Ankara Seyed Abbas Araghchi earlier met Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan and Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan.Turkey covers historic Chora Museum frescoes with curtains The museum was set to open to worship on October 30 but the first prayer was postponed for more preparations.Researcher: Syrian minors among mercenaries deployed to Azerbaijan Elizabeth Tsurkov said the fighters were lied to and told they'll be going to Libya, where their faction is also deployed. |
