Armenia's reelection of the Pashinyan government after losing a war is politically remarkable and would be enviable for Western politicians, and the government is most likely to win the next June 2026 election despite approval ratings below 20%, reflecting fear and hatred of the opposition rather than support for the government.
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Richard GiragosianEvidence Quote
“an incumbent government that was reelected after losing a war that is most likely to win the next election in the coming June...less about support for the government than it is about fear and hatred of the opposition...no credible alternative unfortunately to the Armenian government.”
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Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Geopolitics in the South Caucasus— Center for Strategic & International StudiesCreated: 8/11/2026, 5:26:17 AM
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