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Nikol Pashinyan is leading Armenia's foreign policy.

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The latest in this situation

  1. The Armenian government proposed collecting taxes from the church and sparked disputes with the Armenian Apostolic Church.
  2. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan instructed a report concerning the Armenian Apostolic Church.
  3. Church is a major taxpayer, prompting PM Pashinyan to commission a report on the crisis.
  4. Armenian Prime Minister announced measures to prevent a coup, while a court placed an Archbishop under house arrest.
  5. Government actions are pressuring the Church's autonomy, which relies on international human rights conventions.

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Nikol Pashinyan is leading Armenia's foreign policy.

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  1. Armenia and France leaders met to deepen bilateral relations and emphasize economic cooperation priorities.Sub-event
  2. Amid political turmoil, Nikol Pashinyan is reportedly pushing for hostile relations with Russia and allowing Turkey's influence, while Robert Kocharyan is confined to an isolation ward.Sub-event
  3. Armenia is actively seeking new international partners, including China, to overcome current transport and economic isolation.Sub-event
  4. Pashinyan's new government strengthens ties with EAEU and meets in Kyrgyzstan.1 source
  5. Mirzoyan assumes Foreign Minister role as Pashinyan outlines new foreign policy directions.1 source
  6. Armenian government restricts the Armenian Apostolic Church's operations and initiates legal action against the EU.Sub-event
  7. Nikol Pashinyan plans upcoming meetings with the leadership of Iran.Sub-event
  8. Armenia and Georgia are strengthening bilateral ties through law enforcement cooperation.1 source
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  1. Nikol Pashinyan is the Prime Minister of Armenia.1 source
  2. Pashinyan continues to lead the Armenian government.1 source
  3. Leader suggests trading Russia for Europe and pushing for a European Armenia project.1 source
  4. Pashinyan is leading Armenia's foreign policy.1 source

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