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Armenia arrests suspects in two Karapetyan-linked alleged vote-buying cases
These are the latest of similar criminal cases involving Karapetyan’s affiliates in the last several months.

These are the latest of similar criminal cases involving Karapetyan’s affiliates in the last several months.

Russian–Armenian tycoon Samvel Karapetyan claimed Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been speaking under the influence of mushrooms.

The signing of the documents came during the inaugural Armenia–EU summit.

The suspension is the latest round of what appears to be economic pressure from Russia against Armenia.

The opposition figure was speaking about calls from Baku to resettle Azerbaijanis in Armenia.

The arrests come as Armenia prepares for parliamentary elections scheduled for 7 June.

Separately, amidst bilateral tensions, Russia has banned the sale of a batch of Armenian Jermuk mineral water.