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The fight for Armenia’s national memory

Armenia’s post-election political reshuffle offers an early glimpse into the future direction of the ruling Civil Contract party. Insights host Eric Hacopian suggests that the leadership changes may mark the beginning of a succession struggle within Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s team. He also examines Ilham Aliyev’s new contradictory remarks on protecting human rights, and condemns the Yerevan Municipality’s removal of street art honoring Armenia’s fallen soldiers, calling it part of a war on memory and nationhood. 

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