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In Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan is associated with the Civil Contract party, which operates within the country's political landscape. He has been actively opposing Serzh Sargsyan's attempts to maintain power.

8 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 10
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In Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan is associated with the Civil Contract party, which operates within the country's political landscape. He has been actively opposing Serzh Sargsyan's attempts to maintain power.

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Civil ContractNikol PashinyanArmeniaSerzh Sargsyan

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  1. Andreasyan joined Civil Contract, adding to the political maneuvering involving Sargsyan's allies.1 source
  2. A court ruling in Armenia granted the confiscation of illicit assets related to the political situation.Sub-event
  3. Sargsyan proposed an alliance to Pashinyan during the competitive parliamentary elections.1 source
  4. Nikol Pashinyan refuted claims made by Samvel Karapetyan regarding ongoing political issues.Sub-event
  5. Election results are under judicial review amid challenges to the ruling party's legitimacy.1 source
  6. Political rivalry in Armenia: Pashinyan vs. Sargsyan within the Civil Contract party.1 source
  7. Civil Contract achieved electoral success and is investigating vote-buying schemes in Armenia.1 source

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