Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan Resigns

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced the resignation of his government at the same time as the new parliamentary term begins. The resignation is a legal and ceremonial act following the parliamentary elections and does not mean Pashinyan is stepping down from power; he is expected to be nominated by the parliamentary majority again for the post of prime minister.

Türkiye:

Tel Aviv seeks to cover up its crimes

Turkish Service - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey released a statement and reacted to the Israeli government's decision to recognize the Armenian Genocide in 1915 and considered the purpose of this decision to cover up Israel's actions against the Palestinians.

Pashinyan:

We hope that the Armenian-Turkish railway will be reopened as soon as possible

Turkish Service - The Prime Minister of Armenia expressed hope that the railway line between Armenia and Türkiye will resume its activity in the near future.

Criticizing the process of appointing Kurdish representatives in the Syrian Parliament

Syrian Service - "Fouza Youssef", a member of the PYD leadership council, criticized the process of holding parliamentary elections in the island region, claiming that some representatives were predetermined and this process has weakened the real and fair representation of different ethnic groups, including Kurds, Assyrians, Armenians and Yazidis.

Russian Kurdish military hero and intellectual; A less-seen face of Syabandov

World Service- Samand Siyabandov, the commander of the Red Army, who received numerous medals in World War II, became a Kurdish writer and lexicographer in the post-war period and bridged the gap between politics, war, and literature.