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  1. Pashinyan's ruling party won the parliamentary election, leading Pashinyan to seek EU cooperation and distance Armenia from Russia.
  2. Nikol Pashinyan has accused rivals of organized crime, targeting Robert Kocharyan and labeling Strong Armenia as part of a mafia operation.
  3. The government of Armenia is reportedly targeting opposition figures, including a former president, with travel bans and other restrictions.
  4. Anti-Corruption Committee in Armenia investigates businesses and alleges criminal schemes involving Robert Kocharyan.

A family-owned company linked to Robert Kocharyan was involved in tax evasion.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 8
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A family-owned company linked to Robert Kocharyan was involved in tax evasion.

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Anti-Corruption Committee in Armenia investigates businesses and alleges criminal schemes involving Robert Kocharyan. All 1 developments

Within Pashinyan's ruling party won the parliamentary election, leading Pashinyan to seek EU cooperation and distance Armenia from Russia.

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