Armenia’s caretaker Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party won 53.92% of the vote.

Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission published results from 129 polling stations from across the country.

1,281,174 eligible voters cast their ballots in elections triggered after the 44-day war in Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh).

Polls closed at 8:00 pm on June 20 after the nation flocked to polling stations across Armenia to elect new members of parliament.

So far, voter turnout appears to be higher than during the 2018 elections but lower that those held in 2017.

The leader of Prosperous Armenia party said nothing and no one can influence his decision.

Vanetsyan maintained that the current authorities are in agony and that all their steps are aimed at weakening the opposition.

Ter-Petrosyan visited a polling station in Yerevan all by himself, fulfilled his civic duty, got in the car and left

A Verelk proxy raised violations he noticed during the vote, and a fight broke out outside the polling station afterwards.

695,626 people or 26.82% of eligible voters cast their ballots in snap parliamentary elections across Armenia as of 2:00 pm.

Edmon Marukyan expressed conviction that no party or block will be able to single-handedly secure majority in the parliament.

In response to a question about forming a coalition with Hayastan (Armenia) bloc, Sargsyan said the matter would be discussed only after the elections.

The report came amid social media posts about the alleged detention of heads and representatives of Hayastan headquarters.

The caretaker PM was accompanied by his spouse Anna Hakobyan, his son and daughters.

So far, voter turnout appears to be higher than during the 2018 elections but lower that those held in 2017.

A total of 3410 tests have been performed in the past day, the National Center For Disease Control and Prevention said.

Arman Babajanan himself broke the news on social media but failed to provide more details about the incident.

Second President Robert Kocharyan and his wife Bella Kocharyan cast their ballots in June 20’s snap parliamentary elections.

The shots were fired from a gas pistol after a quarrel broke out between the representatives of Verelk and Prosperous Armenia parties.

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President Armen Sarkissian on Sunday, June 20 voted in elections to the National Assembly.

Parties and alliances (blocs) need to pass the 4% and 8% threshold, respectively, to make it to the parliament.

A dozen ambassadors said they remain committed partners in support of peace and prosperity for all in Armenia.

Peskov has described the deployment of NATO military bases near the Russian borders as a reason for taking security measures.

Iranian and Armenian officials agreed to achieve a more flexible implementation of processes at the checkpoints.

The British government offered to help Anglo Asian Mining to profit from areas where thousands of Armenians were killed or deported.

Russia believes that combining the bilateral relations and the Karabakh conflict is not correct, Zakharova reports.

Ultraconservative cleric Ebrahim Raisi is expected to win easily as opposition groups urge boycott.

The remains of the castle dating back 2,800 years were discovered during in Van, which used to be part of Western Armenia.

The agreement of the two states to fight against the international recognition of the Genocide is equally worrying, Armenia said.