Nikol Pashinyan, leading the Civil Contract party, sought a constitutional majority in the National Assembly.

The entities involved

• Nikol Pashinyan →

  Prime Minister of Armenia since 2018

  • Pashinyan's majority replaced court members in Armenia, a country that falls under ECHR jurisdiction and is a member of the Council of Europe.Mon 14:50
  • Nikol Pashinyan has secured a mandate to lead the government of Armenia for the next five years.Mon 03:18
• Civil Contract →

  political party in Armenia

  • Clashes over political direction, leadership criticism, and government overreach within Armenia involving the Civil Contract and the Armenian Apostolic Church.Fri 15:08
  • Arush Arushanyan is seeking to form a coalition with the Civil Contract party.Fri 15:02
• National Assembly →

  National Assembly of Ecuador

  • Facing U.S. sanctions, Cuba's lawmakers are voting on sweeping economic reforms proposed by party officials.Mon 12:45
  • Díaz-Canel established a reform advisory group and bypassed officials within Cuba's National Assembly.Mon 06:11

Related events

• 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.Jun 16
• Srbuhi Galyan, representing the Civil Contract party, is involved in court proceedings regarding a review of challenged election results.Jun 29
• Civil Contract leads in election polls, and Samvel Karapetyan leads the Strong Armenia party.Jun 10
• Samvel Karapetyan, leading the opposition, accused the ruling party of vote manipulation and was targeted by authorities alongside Gagik Tsarukyan.Sep 3