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The Armenian dream: how a former journalist changes the country

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20th December 2018

Short summary: The latest significant revolution in the ex-USSR took place in the spring of 2018 in Armenia. Will this country be a positive example for other post-Soviet crepublics? Was Nikol Pashinyan really a new people’s leader? What actually happened in this country? Watching the situation in Armenia after the revolution, Mind sought answers to these questions.

Authors: Mykola Topalov, Alexander Moiseeenko

Title: The Armenian dream: how a former journalist changes the country

Date of publication: November 2, 2018

Media: Mind.ua

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Вірменська мрія: як колишній журналіст змінює країну | Mind.ua