EVN Report

The May 28 military parade in Yerevan was more than a showcase of new weapons. It revealed the contours of Armenia’s emerging “new army”, one built on diversified international partnerships, expanding domestic defense production and a determined effort to adapt to a transformed regional security landscape. In this in-depth analysis, Sossi Tatikyan examines what these changes mean for Armenia’s evolving military balance and regional security.

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As recounts continue across dozens of polling stations, Prosperous Armenia’s parliamentary future remains uncertain. Meanwhile, party leader Gagik Tsarukyan has been formally charged in a tax evasion case, while Russia says it will wait for Armenia’s final election results before responding.

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Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission has released the preliminary final results of the parliamentary elections.

With results now in from all 2,005 polling stations, the CEC said that 1,477,736 voters cast ballots.

Based on the preliminary count, three political forces have secured representation in the National Assembly: the Civil Contract Party, the Strong Armenia Alliance and the Armenia Alliance.

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With all ballots counted, Civil Contract has secured another term in office, while Strong Armenia, the Armenia Alliance and Prosperous Armenia are set to enter parliament. Opposition parties, however, continue to challenge both the vote-counting process and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's early declaration of victory.

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