Nikol Pashinyan Instructs to Speak Less: 'Pasta'

The newspaper 'Pasta' reports that it is understood within the team of new authorities that for a significant portion of its members, silence is preferable. This short period has already demonstrated that the public speeches and interviews of some members of the parliamentary corps present greater challenges for the authorities and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan than the entire opposition combined.

Many believe this stems from a lack of experience, which may be compensated over time. Meanwhile, according to our information, Pashinyan has instructed to limit interviews for members of parliament. Furthermore, he has entirely prohibited the 'My Step' party members included in the delegations of international organizations from giving interviews, seeking to avoid 'slips' in the realm of foreign policy.

Details can be found in today’s issue of the 'Pasta' newspaper.