- Armenia is considering a path toward the European Union while weighing its relationship with the Eurasian Economic Union.
- Pashinyan's ruling party won the parliamentary election, leading Pashinyan to seek EU cooperation and distance Armenia from Russia.
- Nikol Pashinyan has accused rivals of organized crime, targeting Robert Kocharyan and labeling Strong Armenia as part of a mafia operation.
- The government of Armenia is reportedly targeting opposition figures, including a former president, with travel bans and other restrictions.
An anti-corruption committee initiated a search and subsequent raid related to Robert Kocharyan.
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Updated Aug 25
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What happened
An anti-corruption committee initiated a search and subsequent raid related to Robert Kocharyan.
Who's involved
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Part of
The government of Armenia is reportedly targeting opposition figures, including a former president, with travel bans and other restrictions.Also in this story
- Robert Kocharyan was detained in Armenia, coinciding with comments from the Kremlin regarding the country's political processes.
- Nikol Pashinyan has been accused of using the justice system to target Robert Kocharyan.
The entities involved
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Robert Kocharyan
second President of Armenia
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