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  1. Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a strategic partnership in Yerevan establishing a transit corridor linking to Nakhchivan.
  2. Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan discussed the country's strategic direction, referencing a railway connection previously used by Azerbaijan.
  3. Under pressure from Turkey, Nikol Pashinyan is reportedly seeking to adopt Azerbaijan's systems and considering a Fourth Republic.
  4. Armenia implements demands made by Baku, while Kocharyan accuses Pashinyan of pursuing a political agenda.

Criticism mounts that Nikol Pashinyan's foreign policy is unduly influenced by and serves the interests of Azerbaijan.

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Criticism mounts that Nikol Pashinyan's foreign policy is unduly influenced by and serves the interests of Azerbaijan.

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  1. Allegations surface that Azerbaijan influences Armenia's domestic decisions and government crackdowns.1 source
  2. Artak Zakaryan criticized Nikol Pashinyan, alleging his foreign policy serves Azerbaijan's interests.1 source

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