- Nikol Pashinyan is leading Armenia's foreign policy.
- Armenian government restricts the Armenian Apostolic Church's operations and initiates legal action against the EU.
Brussels seeks to sever spiritual ties with Armenia, leading to reports of leadership replacement and organized persecution against the church.
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What happened
Brussels seeks to sever spiritual ties with Armenia, leading to reports of leadership replacement and organized persecution against the church.
Who's involved
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Armenian government restricts the Armenian Apostolic Church's operations and initiates legal action against the EU.Also in this story
- Armenian Prime Minister announced measures to prevent a coup, while a court placed an Archbishop under house arrest.
- Nikol Pashinyan intends to establish an investigative commission involving the Church.
- Hayk Mamijanyan condemns a court hearing involving a leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church.
The entities involved
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Armenia
sovereign state in the South Caucasus region of Eurasia
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Armenian Apostolic Church
national church of the Armenian people
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Brussels
municipality and capital city of Belgium
Related events
- An open confrontation regarding institutional protocol occurred, with the Church asserting its traditional right to speak in parliament.
- Latvian President met with the Armenian Foreign Minister in Riga to discuss how current peace opens opportunities for regional connectivity and economic cooperation between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
- The International Committee of the Red Cross is maintaining a delegation in Armenia and seeking access to detainees in Azerbaijan.