Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan decided to have a coffee break on New Year's Eve.
“I came to a cafe to drink coffee. It turned out that people came from Paris, Beirut, New York to Yerevan to celebrate the New Year” the PM wrote.

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan decided to have a coffee break on New Year's Eve.
“I came to a cafe to drink coffee. It turned out that people came from Paris, Beirut, New York to Yerevan to celebrate the New Year” the PM wrote.

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