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Armenia Concludes Pivotal Election with 59% Turnout
Armenia concluded its parliamentary election with a 58.97% voter turnout. The election tests Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s diplomatic shift toward the West, which has led to tensions with Moscow through trade bans, cyber interference, and military threats. Pashinyan framed the vote as a choice between a peace treaty with Azerbaijan or a return to war.
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