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Armenia votes in a pivotal parliamentary election as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan pushes for a bold pivot away from Russian influence and toward the West, facing stiff opposition from pro-Moscow parties. With Russia tightening economic pressure and issuing veiled threats, the race intensifies amid accusations of vote buying against the Strong Armenia party — whose leader, Samvel Karapetyan, remains under house arrest and dismisses the charges as politically engineered. Pashinyan, who seized power in 2018, is widely expected to win, backed by a mandate for democratic reform and closer ties with the EU. The outcome will define Armenia’s future — balancing historic Russian ties against its growing aspirations for European integration, as preliminary results loom.
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