IN THE NAME OF THE REPUBLIC (iNOR) is a democratic political party in Armenia that positions itself as a principled alternative rooted in constitutionalism, civil liberties, and accountable governance. The party’s identity is built around the idea that the republic is not merely a form of statehood, but a living contract between citizens and institutions—one that must be protected from authoritarian drift, corruption, and political stagnation. By emphasizing rule of law, independent institutions, and free public discourse, the party frames democracy not as a slogan, but as a system that must function daily in the lives of citizens.

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Led by figures such as Arman Babajanyan, Ruben Mehrabyan, Arnold Bleyan, and other civic-minded leaders, the party brings together journalists, intellectuals, reformists, and civil society actors with a shared vision for Armenia’s political maturation. Their leadership reflects a commitment to transparency, pluralism, and ethical politics, drawing strength from public engagement rather than entrenched power structures. This collective leadership model underscores the party’s belief that Armenia’s future depends on institutions stronger than any single individual.​