Armenians throng center of the capital to demand the prime minister’s resignation

Armenia detains more than 270 protesters demanding prime minister's resignation

Armenia said on Monday police had detained hundreds of demonstrators demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan over territorial concessions made to arch foe Azerbaijan.

Armenians call for resignation of prime minister Nikol Pashinyan after border villages handed to Azerbaijan

Nearly 200 protesters have been detained after demonstrators clashed with police in the capital city of Yerevan.

In Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, hundreds protested against a border agreement between their president and Azerbaijan. Nearly 200 people were arrested.

Protests shut streets in Armenia’s capital, roads in other parts to

YEREVAN: Protesters demanding the resignation of Armenia’s prime minister on Monday blocked main streets in the capital city and other parts of the country, sporadically clashing with police. Police said 196 people have been detained in Yerevan. Protests have roiled the country for weeks, sparked by the government’s return of four border villages to Azerbaijan. The

Armenia protestors call for immediate resignation of Prime Minister over village surrender to Azerbaijan

Tens of thousands of protestors gathered on Sunday in the heart of Armenia’s capital to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in response to Armenia’s decision to surrender control of several border villages to Azerbaijan. The protests were organized by the Movement for Tavush, and led by Bagrat Archbishop Galstanyan, the Armenian Apostolic Church diocese. The express opposition to Pashinyan comes after Azerbaijan reclaimed fu…

Protesters demand PM Pashinyan’s resignation amid delimitation with Baku

Protests led by Galstanyan, leader of the Diocese of Tavush at the Armenian Apostolic Church, erupted after news broke that Baku and Yerevan had agreed to delimit the border near the Tavush province