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Armenian Prime Minister Wins Election Despite Reported Russian Efforts
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan won this month's election after Russia attempted to influence the outcome. The result allows him to continue Armenia's policy shift toward Western partners but leaves him without a strong mandate to conclude a peace agreement with Azerbaijan.
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan won this month's election after Russia attempted to influence the outcome against him. The victory permits Pashinyan to maintain Armenia's policy direction toward Western partners.
Pashinyan still lacks the decisive majority required to finalize a peace agreement with Azerbaijan, the country's longtime regional rival.
Without a stronger mandate, officials face constraints on completing negotiations that would normalize relations between the two countries.
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