What comes after Nikol Pashinyan?

In a new podcast, CivilNet host and analyst Eric Hacopian talks to Emilio Luciano Cricchio about the next chapter of Armenian political history and who are the likely successors to Nikol Pashinyan. Eric also discusses what the issues of tomorrow will be and how Armenian politics is changing.

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[kapvok]

Great Report. Thank you for educating me in this matter

[User-aloha]

Find the dialog between the two gents very illuminating, the questions well thought, and answers from Eric clear, transparent and to the point.
Sure hope we create an intellectual opposition, way away from 29yrs of Oligarchy..
perhaps a session on what happened to the Mayor of Armenia..

[diranavedian]

Great questions by Emilio Cricchio directing Eric on critical questions regarding our future. We gain great insights in listening touch great interviews Thank you.

[karensimonyan]

Thank you for podcast and future political of Armenia

[koyotefish]

could yall please translate this with Armenian subtitles, dubbing, or a rerecording in Armenian, especially the portion about conspiracies, Armenians need access to this well said truth

[AA-yqqu]

Great show. I wish it would have chapters.

[noricd]

Futurism. Concepts discussed in this free-flowing rave:
- Political leaders emerging and forces that may back them, eg tech, being a mayor.
- Military-industrial complex emergence.
- Economic growth.
- Incompetence of Armenia's civil service.
- Passing of the 30-year former ruling groups.
- Migration into Armenia of non-Armenia's.
- World economy shift favouring Armenians emerging predominant service economy (not resources or manufacturing, for example).
- Westernisation (ie "modern popular culture") of urban cultural elites.

[davidyan]

Somewhat simplistic view in Pashinyan /Opposition" confrontation", in reality Pashinyan and the opposition represent the same forces and they played the game prescribed for them by Kremlin, ie facilitating the interests of Russia-Turkish tandem for dissolving Armenian Independence as they did once 100 years ago. Disappointed in Eric.

[anaitki]

Unclear how "normalizing" with Turkey will benefit Armenian economy. Flooding the country with cheap, low quality, poor design goods and cheap manpower which will substitute migrating Armenians? What about other outstanding issues: Genocide, Artsakh, Nakhichevan, destruction of monuments? Unforgivable erosion of national values. There should be clear red lines

[ArtinSeropian]

You both are very professional, I love to listen to you. I was happy for Armenia when Pashinyan came but not anymore, he has to be kicked out and I hope and wish the mayor of Yerevan will come in his place instead soon

[ashog]

09/11 and JFK were done by the same little group of people 👃

[Innercitychicken]

Armenia is on a crash course with Nikhol leadership. Good luck to them.

[norickeleasian]

Difenetly not you two.he is still long to go what you are talking about.

[asala]

Can we just admit that there's no man in Armenia competent enough to lead.. We need a rich Nationalist to make a change..