Georgia's ruling party has initiated amendments to the Law on Assemblies and Manifestations and the Code of Administrative Offenses, the discussion and adoption of which will proceed expeditiously. According to the bill, organizers of events at "places where people move" will be required to notify state authorities in advance.
Speaking in parliament, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that there will be no war with Azerbaijan.
“There is no reason for war. The peoples of Armenia and Azerbaijan deserve peace. And there is no need to make statements that could jeopardize the peace agenda,” Pashinyan said.
According to him, Armenia is ready to sign a peace agreement with Azerbaijan and dissolve the OSCE Minsk Group. At the same time, he rejected Baku’s demand to change the constitution, stating that the document does not contain territorial claims against Azerbaijan.
In January, the Armenian Prime Minister published his proposals for achieving peace with Azerbaijan. Among other things, he indicated the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group (which includes Russia) and the conclusion of a peace treaty.
In addition, the Armenian leader noted the need for mutual renunciation of bellicose rhetoric and claims, including in international courts. In addition, he proposed introducing joint mechanisms for investigating violations of the ceasefire and arms control.