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Armenia's pro-West government reelected despite Russian influence
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's party won a crucial election, securing 49.8% of the vote, in a vote seen as a test of his pro-Western stance amid ongoing Russian pressure and economic challenges. The election took place after Armenia's military defeat in 2023 and amid tensions over its future alignment between the EU and Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union. Pashinyan emphasized maintaining a balance between closer ties with the West and participation in the Eurasian Union, despite Russia’s efforts to influence Armenia’s foreign policy.
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