10 March 2003 Armenia has a president whose love of power is out of control. Bad news for the country, but a compelling reason for the opposition to finally unite. Rigged elections and tanks on the streets in 1996, a president forced by ministers to resign in 1998, a prime minister and speaker of parliament murdered in 1999, and–coming full […]
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