Armenian Society at a Crossroads
As the parliamentary elections approach in June 2026, Armenia's political landscape is entering a pivotal phase. The ruling Civil Contract party, led by Nikol Pashinyan, is preparing for a campaign under unique circumstances.
For the first time in decades, the campaign will unfold outside the "Karabakh context," but amidst growing public apathy and internal party friction. This presents both a liberation and a challenge for the country.
The country must formulate new national priorities at a moment when the old worldview has collapsed and a new one has not yet taken shape, which could lead to a split in Armenian society.
The old worldview has collapsed and the new one has not yet taken shape.
Author's summary: Pashinyan's election campaign may divide Armenia.
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