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‘Fear mongering is the main narrative’ in Armenia’s elections

Al Jazeera Sunday 07 June 2026, 13:27 UTC 1 min read
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‘Fear mongering is the main narrative’ in Armenia’s elections ‘Fear mongering is the main narrative’ in Armenia’s elections Armenia votes in a key parliamentary election as PM Nikol Pashinyan pushes for closer EU and US ties. Maria Titizian, Editor-in-Chief of EVN Reports, discusses the significance of Armenia’s parliamentary elections and Russia’s role. Published On 7 Jun 2026

‘Fear mongering is the main narrative’ in Armenia’s elections ‘Fear mongering is the main narrative’ in Armenia’s elections Armenia votes in a key parliamentary election as PM Nikol Pashinyan pushes for closer EU and US ties. Maria Titizian, Editor-in-Chief of EVN Reports, discusses the significance of Armenia’s parliamentary elections and Russia’s role. Published On 7 Jun 2026
Armenia (LOCATION) Nikol Pashinyan (PERSON) EU (ORG) US (LOCATION) Maria Titizian (PERSON) EVN Reports (ORG) Russia (LOCATION)
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