What Will the Government Do with the HQ of the Republican Party?

According to the newspaper 'Irates', in the relations between past and present governments, alongside criticism, there is also a tendency to preserve the capital of the former authorities on one hand and to appropriate it on the other. The term 'capital' should not be imagined in terms of mansions and factories; it refers to the 'collective' capital of the Republican Party, namely its central headquarters on the well-known Melik-Adamyan street.

Our sources indicate that the new government is attempting to take the Republican Party's office from the hands of the previous regime, but is still hesitating as it awaits the Republican Party's congress, where it will be clarified whether the party will remain under Serzh Sargsyan's control or will be 'handed over' to someone else.

In circles close to the Republican Party, it is reported that the office could remain with the former authorities if Serzh Sargsyan continues to lead the party, which is currently considered highly likely within the Republican Party. However, if another person assumes leadership of the Republican Party, issues may arise regarding the maintenance of the building.

Nevertheless, it is clear that Nikol Pashinyan's government has a strong desire to eliminate not only the Republican Party from the political arena but also its office and the possibility of the party 'passing through Melik-Adamyan.'

For more details, see today's issue of the newspaper.