
Russia recalls ambassador to Armenia ahead of elections
Armenia is scheduled to hold parliamentary elections on 7 June.

Armenia is scheduled to hold parliamentary elections on 7 June.

Armenian civil society has become increasingly fragmented ahead of the elections, worsened by delegitimisation narratives and public mistrust.

Voters are set to choose the country’s next ruling party in what will be the first regularly scheduled parliamentary vote since 2017.

The parade showcased weapons purchases made since 2022, along with Armenian-made drones.

Trump offered Armenia his ‘COMPLETE and TOTAL Endorsement’ ahead of the elections.

The revelations were the latest in a series of leaked documents that have been made public in the runup to the election on 7 June.

The poll found that 32% of respondents said they would vote for Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party.