Armenia votes as Pashinyan seeks new term under Russian pressure
Why it matters: The result will shape Armenia’s EU drive, its economic ties with Russia and a divisive peace track with Azerbaijan.
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Why it matters: The result will shape Armenia’s EU drive, its economic ties with Russia and a divisive peace track with Azerbaijan.
Why it matters: The winner will still need cross-party backing to elect a president and restore a functioning government.
Why it matters: The proposal reflects growing alarm over Russia and doubts about whether the US will keep guaranteeing Europe’s security.
What's next: Public comments run through July 6, with hearings on July 7 as China and the EU push back on the plan.
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