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Trading the Border for the Ministries: Europe’s Quiet Exit From Armenia’s Strategic Terrain

On 19 February 2027, the mandate of the European Union Mission in Armenia expires. The date has attracted little attention outside Yerevan and Baku,...

The Middle Corridor’s Real Winners Aren’t Armenia and Azerbaijan

On September 10, 2026, US Congressman Abraham Hamadeh told reporters an Armenia-Azerbaijan peace treaty would arrive “a lot sooner rather than later.” Eighteen months...

Armenia’s Election Opens the Door to a More Ambitious Partnership with Europe

The outcome of June’s Armenian parliamentary election, in which Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract Party secured re-election, reaffirmed that closer engagement with Europe...

Azerbaijan Says Peace With Armenia Depends on Constitutional Changes

Azerbaijan says it is already living in a state of "real peace" with Armenia following decades of conflict, but insists that Yerevan must amend...

The (domestic) problem with Armenia’s recent elections

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has been re-elected to another term after being victorious in his country’s 7 June elections. His re-election is a...

EU Pledges New Support for Armenia as Russia Maintains Trade Pressure

The European Union announced an additional €18 million in economic assistance for Armenia and eased market access for Armenian exports as Brussels seeks to...

Armenia’s June 7 Election: Procedural Legitimacy and Tainted Mandate

Armenia voted on June 7 in a parliamentary election intensely contested by 18 political parties and alliances. The 59 percent voter turnout was a...

Armenia Election Pashinyan Wins Majority as pro Russia Opposition Gains Ground

Armenia’s governing Civil Contract party, led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, won a parliamentary election with 49.8 percent of the vote, according to the...

Armenia’s High-Stakes Election: Key Issues and What to Watch

Armenia is holding a parliamentary election on Sunday where the ruling Civil Contract party, led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, faces various opposition parties...

Putin Pressures Armenia as Russia Struggles to Maintain Global Influence

Russia's influence across its traditional sphere of influence is facing growing challenges as the war in Ukraine continues to consume military, economic and diplomatic...

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