
Armenia
Pashinyan claims Armenia faces war if opposition wins parliamentary election
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has framed the opposition as a ‘war party’.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has framed the opposition as a ‘war party’.

The ENA, the country’s main power grid operator, later stated that the outage was caused by major damage to a nearby transformer substation.

With critics alleging democracy in Armenia is under attack, is its status as the country’s strategic brand coming to an end?

Armenia is set to hold its parliamentary elections on 7 June.

The survey was published by the International Republic Institute (IRI).

Armenian Electric Networks (ENA) is the country’s main power grid operator.

Samvel Karapetyan, who is currently under house arrest, gave a statement alongside the announcement via an AI-generated video message.