YEREVAN — Armenia's second Republic of Armenia Prayer Breakfast opened in Yerevan on October 2, bringing together government officials, diplomats and religious figures from more than 30 countries for discussions that prominently include freedom of religion and the protection of Christian communities. The gathering, hosted with the participation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, comes against the…
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YEREVAN — Armenia's second Republic of Armenia Prayer Breakfast opened in Yerevan on October 2, bringing together government officials, diplomats and religious figures from more than 30 countries for discussions that prominently include freedom of religion and the protection of Christian communities. The gathering, hosted with the participation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, comes against the…