With a prominent participation, our expert member, Nikola Mirkovic, intervened, on May 12, in the morning program of the renowned international media outlet Deep Geopolitics TV, which is broadcast from France, and whose loyal audience includes viewers from European, American and African countries.

In his speech, Mirkovic spoke especially about the critical, conflictive, and uncertain situation facing the Armenian people, particularly Christians and political opponents of the force led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, whom Mirkovic described as a “man of Atlanticist power.” He recalled that Pashinyan came to power in 2018 backed by US and Euroglobalist forces in the context of a color revolution (Velvet Revolution) that was developing at the time.

He indicated that Atlanticist globalist circles, along with other Azerbaijani money-grubbing factions, want to appropriate more of Armenian energy resources and strategic assets to the clear and unequivocal detriment of the sovereign interests, present and future, of the people of Armenia.

But, alongside this motive, there is also an intention – Mirkovic pointed out – that mobilizes the elites of globalism who operate the technology of power to support Pashinyan, and it is the following: the structural and organizational transformation of Christian Armenia into an object uprooted from its ancient religious foundations and diluted in the pantheistic conceptualization of the ideological corpus of the supranational.

Nikola Mirkovic compared the “recoding” process being carried out by Nikol Pashinyan’s government with the “deconstruction of French national identity” operation being implemented by Emmanuel Macron; both processes would seek the same results.

In the middle of his speech, Mirkovic suggested that Armenians act intelligently in the international order and that – internally and externally – they defend their sovereign framework against the ambitions and threats of the globalist powers that, as he made clear, seek their own interests, irreparably damaging Armenia.

In this way, and through Mirkovic’s explanations and exhortations, the Analytical Association of Experts “Sovereignty” cooperates with the intellectual elucidation, in a sovereignist and polycentric key, of a critical environment such as the Armenian one.