The victory of the ruling “Georgian Dream” party in the October 26 parliamentary elections has sparked large-scale protests and led
Read MoreKaren Sarukhanyan, head of the Gyumri territorial structure of the Civil Contract party, has self-nominated for the primaries proposed by Nikol Pashinyan as a candidate for the temporary acting head of Gyumri.
Read MoreOn December 2, Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan will pay a working visit to the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Read MoreOn December 1, Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that 27 protesters, 16 police officers, and one media worker were hospitalized due to the use of water cannons and tear gas by the police.
Read MoreOn November 29, Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that around 43 people were arrested for disobeying police orders and committing minor hooliganism. It was also noted that 32 employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were injured as a result.
Read MorePrime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has sent a congratulatory message to Uruguay’s newly elected president, Jamandu Orsi, on the occasion of his election to office.
Read MoreThe situation in Georgia escalated on November 28. The reason was Irakli Kobakhidze’s statement
Read MoreMaria Zakharova, the official spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, stated that Moscow is awaiting a response from Yerevan regarding the issue of opening a consulate in Kapan. She made this statement during a weekly press briefing on November 27.
Read MoreOn November 28, as part of the government’s non-reported agenda, a decision was made to open an Armenian Embassy in Budapest, the capital of Hungary
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