Armenia’s upcoming parliamentary election could reshape the country’s foreign policy and internal dynamics. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party aims to win the vote as it seeks closer Western alliances.
The election underscores a tug-of-war between Western aspirations and traditional pro-Russian alliances, with significant implications for Armenia’s future.
Observers are closely watching the political atmosphere, as outcomes could impact crucial regional relationships, including those with Azerbaijan and Turkey.
(With inputs from agencies.)