Armenian Society Faces Potential Split Ahead of Elections
As Armenia approaches its parliamentary elections in June 2026, the country's political landscape is entering a critical phase. The ruling Civil Contract party, led by Nikol Pashinyan, is preparing for an election campaign under unique circumstances.
For the first time in decades, the campaign will unfold outside the "Karabakh context," but amidst growing public apathy and internal party friction. This presents both a liberation and a challenge for the country, as it must formulate new national priorities at a moment when the old worldview has collapsed and a new one has not yet taken shape.
The country must formulate new national priorities at a moment where the old worldview has collapsed and the new one has not yet taken shape.
Pashinyan's election campaign could lead to a split in Armenian society, as the ruling party navigates these unprecedented circumstances.
Author's summary: Pashinyan's campaign may split Armenia.
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