Armenia Prime Minister resigns after violent clashes between anti-government protesters and police

The Prime Minister of Armenia has announced his resignation following months of protests and clashes at a police station in the country's capital.


Hovik Abrahamyan said he was stepping down to allow Armenian "society and government to unite in their efforts".


"We need a new beginning," he added. "That is why I have decided to resign and to give our President an opportunity to form a new government.


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"We must think about everyone's success and give a chance to a new government."

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