Armenia's 9th parliament opens with scandal as Catholicos of All Armenians is not invited for first time in history; opposition shouts "Where is the Catholicos?"
The first session of Armenia's 9th parliament began with a scandal — for the first time in history, the Catholicos of All Armenians was not invited, prompting opposition anger. Several opposition members shouted 'Where is the Catholicos?' before a verbal altercation broke out.
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