Armenia's Post-Election Stance Strains Relations with Russia

Following its elections, Armenia has chosen a direction that has led to unstable relations with Russia. The Kremlin currently lacks stable ties with any of the three South Caucasus countries.

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What should Armenia expect from an unhappy Russia after the elections?

Important Update OC Insider is moving to email only From July, OC Insider will no longer be published on the website. Subscribe below to keep receiving it straight to your inbox. Subscribe Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan emerged from Armenia’s 7 June parliamentary elections with a decisive victory, securing another term for his ruling Civil Contract party after he came to power through the 2018 Velvet Revolution. While often portrayed as pro-Western, Pashinyan’s government h

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First report: danas · 10 Jun, 17:00|Full coverage: 2 · 20h|Window: 20h

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Jermenija odabrala pravac: Kremlj danas nema stabilne odnose ni sa jednom od tri zemlje Južnog Kavkaza

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Armenia's Post-Election Stance Strains Relations with Russia

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What should Armenia expect from an unhappy Russia after the elections?

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Jermenija odabrala pravac: Kremlj danas nema stabilne odnose ni sa jednom od tri zemlje Južnog Kavkaza

What should Armenia expect from an unhappy Russia after the elections?

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