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A New Wave of Political Confrontation in Armenia: Pashinyan's "Preventive Repression" Model

Tensions on the political scene in Armenia are once again on the rise. Recent events and statements indicate that the country is entering a new phase of political confrontation. The Speaker of the Armenian Parliament, Alen Simonyan, has announced that the next parliamentary elections will be held on June 7, 2026. His statement that "the countdown has begun" suggests that the elections will carry deeper significance beyond just a routine procedure. According to the current constitution, Armenia's unicameral parliament consists of 107 deputies. The parliamentary elections to be held in 2026 could lead to deeper polarization not only among political forces but also within society itself. Various social groups, non-governmental organizations, and media outlets have already joined the pre-election struggle. There is also speculation about the formation of alliances between political parties and the emergence of new political blocs. At the same time, significant shifts are expected in Armenia’s foreign policy direction. The ruling Pashinyan government, which has been attempting to balance relations between the West and Russia, may determine the country’s future trajectory based on the strategy it adopts during the election campaign. For Pashinyan, the most crucial issue leading up to the 2026 parliamentary elections is the neutralization of political opponents, particularly those opposition segments that hold considerable influence. © RESPUBLİKA. Müəllif hüquqları qorunur. Məlumatdan istifadə edərkən hiperlinklə istinad olunmalıdı #azerbaijan #newspaper #baku #azerbaijan #medianews #cop29 #bmt #sahibkar #iqlim #konfrans #bakı #azərbaycan #sosial #siyasət #idman #maraqlı #iqtisadiyyat #faydalı #sonxəbər #gündəm #aktual #news #video #cop29 #mdb #xəbərlər #sülh #aktual #sonxəbər