Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has asserted that he is not going to hold snap parliamentary elections before the potential delimitation of borders with Azerbaijan. "I do not think that this [early elections] …
Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan is planning to hold early parliamentary elections in 2024, according to Armenian media reports. This decision was made by Pashinyan during a meeting of the ruling party a few days …
Armenia’s Central Election Commission (CEC) convened today for an extraordinary meeting to review the preliminary results of the elections to the Yerevan Council of Elders. The majority of votes were given to Nikol …
Former mayor of Yerevan Hayk Marutyan will run in the elections of the Yerevan Council of Elders, he announced in his social media video message. Marutyan said that he needs the country to flourish and the society to get out of …
Minister of the High-Tech Industry Vahagn Khachaturyan has been elected President of Armenia. He received a total of 71 votes in the second round. Khachaturyan, the only candidate nominated by the ruling My Step faction, failed to …
The attitude of Armenians towards Russia has seriously deteriorated over the past year, and the main reason was Moscow's reluctance to side with Yerevan in its conflict with Baku, Armenian political observer and journalist Hayk Khalatyan …
Armenia’s ruling party suffered significant losses in local elections across the country just months after a landslide victory in national elections
The Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Armenia, Arman Dilanyan announced the decision of the Constitutional Court on recognising the results of the early parliamentary elections in the republic as valid. "The Constitutional …
Nikol Pashinyan has won an unexpected victory in the snap election
The political crisis in Armenia, which sparked on November 9, 2020, is over, Acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Monday at a rally, dedicated to the victory at the snap parliamentary elections. According to Pashinyan, it is now possible to …
Acting Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract party has won the early parliamentary elections in Armenia; votes have been counted at all 2,008 polling stations. The Armenian Central Elections Commission (CEC) …
The Civil Contract party of the acting Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan did not get 0.08% in the early parliamentary elections to single-handedly form the government, getting 53.92%, the CEC reported after processing all 2,008 polling …
The voter turnout at Sunday's snap parliamentary elections in Armenia was 49.4% at the end of voting, the country's Central Election Commission (CEC) said. As many as 1,281,174 people took part in the voting. Armenia …
Armenian acting Prime Minisger Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract party is leading early parliamentary elections with 55.61% of the vote. It is followed by former President Robert Kocharyan's bloc, which is scoring 20.01% of votes, the …
Some 650 Armenian citizens who have registered with the Central Election Commission (CEC) for electronic voting in the early parliamentary elections, slated for June 20, can cast their votes starting from today and until June 13, 8 pm, the …
Armenia's acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's team believes that a second round of the snap parliamentary elections will be inevitable, the Hraparak daily writes. According to the paper, the team believes that neither their …
Armenia's Central Election Commission made a decision at today's extraordinary meeting to register 26 parties and blocks to run in the early parliamentary elections scheduled for June 20. "Thus, 26 parties and …
The Armenian President's decree on calling snap parliamentary elections on June 20 came into force. The document was signed by Armen Sargsyan yesterday, its text was published on the official website of …
Armenia's parliament failed to elect a prime minister for the second time on Monday, triggering its own dissolution in a final step towards an early election likely in June. This was the second time lawmakers rejected …
On June 20, snap parliamentary elections will be held in Armenia. The move will ease tensions in the country but will fail to end political divisions and solve structural troubles such as poor economic situation, weak judiciary, and the …
