Armenia's parliament has elected opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan as prime minister, after he spearheaded weeks of mass protests against the ruling party. Thousands of people gathered on the central square of the capital Yerevan to celebrate Tuesday's news. Pashinyan was elected with a majority of the vote in a second attempt, after last week's rejection of his candidacy. His protest movement was sparked when former president Serzh Sarksyan, barred by the constitution from seeking another term in that role, became prime minister instead.
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