MPs from 'My Step' Do Not Recognize Each Other

The newspaper 'Hraparak' reports: 'It has been 2 months since the formation of the new National Assembly, yet journalists, the National Assembly staff, and even the MPs themselves are facing a problem of recognition. It is impossible to differentiate between MPs and their assistants, as yesterday's assistant is today's MP, and today's MP does not look, think, or age differently from their assistant. The only distinguishing feature that indicates someone walking down the corridor is an MP is the tricolor badge attached to their clothing reading 'National Assembly MP.' The primary issue lies within the 88-member 'My Step' faction, where the MPs do not yet know each other; they do not even know each other's names properly, do not have each other's phone numbers, and recognize one another only those who sit next to them.'

For more details, refer to today’s edition of the newspaper.