Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan expressed his dissatisfaction with the country's church's transformation into a political party. He noted the lack of spiritual sermons in regular churches, claiming that priests instead read political texts, which he considered unacceptable.
Most Georgians support joining the EU
According to a recent telephone survey conducted by CRRC-Georgia, the vast majority of Georgians are Western-oriented and support integration into the European Union.
It turned out that about 78% of respondents have a negative attitude towards the prospect of abolishing the visa-free regime with the EU and support the country's accession to the EU. This support is especially strong among young people (18-34 years old), where it reaches 86%. In older age groups, it also remains high, but slightly decreases: 76% (35-54 years old) and 71% (55+).
The survey also showed that if the visa-free regime is suspended, more than half of the population will blame the current government for this.
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