Armenia at a Crossroads: The Church-State Rift Is Testing the Nation’s Future
ANALYSIS: The widening tensions between the government and the Armenian Apostolic Church are fueled by various factors, posing a threat to the country’s long-term stability and prosperity.
The Armenian Apostolic Church is a crucial institution in the country, and its relationship with the government is being tested.
- The government and the church have differing views on various issues.
- The country is still reeling from its recent war with Azerbaijan.
- Armenia is caught between regional instability and expansionist pressures.
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Author's summary: Armenia faces challenges.