Introduction This paper summarizes accumulated knowledge presented across various articles on the party system and party financing, the electoral system, and certain electoral processes. Based on this foundation, forecasts are …

Part I In June 2025, during a press conference in Yerevan following a meeting with Armenia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Ararat Mirzoyan, the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs …

The valley of the Aghstev River (Azerbaijani: Aghstafa-chay), encompassing the cities of Dilijan and Ijevan within the Republic of Armenia, and Kazakh and Aghstafa within the territory of Azerbaijan, has …

Preface On December 2, the Armenia–EU Strategic Agenda was adopted in Brussels. It complements the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA), signed in November of 2017 and fully enforced as …

Introduction The key upcoming political event in Armenia is the parliamentary elections scheduled for 2026, the regulatory framework of which has already been addressed[i]. Accordingly, other political processes and institutions …

In post-conflict environments, the challenge is rarely ideological; it is structural. Governments operate under an imbalance: the political cost of taking a destabilizing step is immediate and visible to domestic …

Introduction: The Electoral Context and Preceding Developments On November 16, elections to the Council of Elders of the Vagharshapat community were held. These elections were of significant public and political …

Introduction Armenia–NATO relations date back to 1992, when Armenia became a member of the North Atlantic Cooperation Council. Bilateral cooperation has since evolved within the frameworks of the Partnership for …

The August 8 meeting in Washington and the subsequent trilateral declaration marked a pivotal and transformative step in the process of normalizing Armenian-Azerbaijani relations. From a practical perspective, particular significance …

Preface In recent years, Armenia’s foreign policy has undergone profound changes. These developments are driven by a range of factors, including a new regional status quo, a crisis of trust …