YEREVAN — Following widely questioned parliamentary elections in which Armenia’s ruling Civil Contract party retained power but failed to secure…
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Armenia’s parliamentary elections were held on June 7 under widespread, systematic and well-documented fraudulent conditions. These elections were not merely…
Read More »On June 7, Armenians went to the polls, and by the narrow measure that draws international headlines, the day went…
Read More »The famous paradox of Zeno states that because a thing must travel half the distance before arriving at its endpoint,…
Read More »ARF Bureau member Lilit Galstyan commented on the preliminary conclusions issued by the International Election Observation Mission of the Parliamentary…
Read More »Regrettably, another fraudulent parliamentary election took place in Armenia on June 7. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s party, Civil Contract, did…
Read More »The 2026 Armenian parliamentary elections were held June 7, with turnout at 58.97%, or about 1.497 million voters. That was…
Read More »YEREVAN — As Armenia’s government advances a European integration agenda while formally remaining in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), the…
Read More »In the political drama currently unfolding in Armenia, there is no longer room for truth or grief, only an endless…
Read More »For nearly a decade, Armenians have been subjected to a political communication strategy that follows a recognizable and deeply damaging…
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