Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan Secures Majority While Pro‑Russia Opposition Gains Seats

Armenia held a parliamentary election that drew regional attention. Incumbent Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s party emerged with a clear majority of seats. The result confirms Pashinyan’s continued leadership of the government. At the same time, parties aligned with Russia increased their share of the vote. The pro‑Russia opposition made notable gains in several constituencies. Election observers noted a generally peaceful voting process. The outcome may affect Armenia’s foreign‑policy balance between the West and Moscow. Analysts expect coalition talks and policy debates to intensify in the new parliament.