Pashinyan’s ‘Real Armenia’ at center of high-stakes election in Armenia
Pashinyan’s ‘Real Armenia’ at center of high-stakes election in Armenia
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Armenia: Sunday's vote is a test of peace with Azerbaijan and foreign policy direction.
Armenia’s upcoming vote is framed as a test of its foreign policy trajectory and security outlook. Since 2022, Prime Minister Pashinyan has gradually distanced Armenia from Russia, driven by the CSTO’s perceived inaction during Azerbaijan’s 2023 Nagorno-Karabakh events and Azerbaijan’s gains. The campaign highlights Armenia’s shift toward a more pro-Western stance, with a 2026 Civil Contract program dropping Moscow as a “strategic ally,” keeping CSTO membership frozen, and pr
Central African Republic | International Crisis Group
The page from International Crisis Group provides an in-depth, policy-oriented overview of the Central African Republic (CAR) across politics, diplomacy, elections, economy, and security. Key takeaways: - Political context and elections: The December 2025 general election produced a landslide for President Touadéra’s camp amid concerns about ballot integrity, followed by a new cabinet and National Assembly activities. The ruling party maintains influence, with shifting intra
Skerrit Appeals for Diplomacy After Maduro Taken Into U.S. Custody – DOM767
Summary: Dominica calls for restraint and renewed diplomacy after U.S. confirmation that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was taken into custody. Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit urged dialogue through established international mechanisms, emphasizing Dominica’s commitment to peace, sovereignty, and the rule of law. He warned that escalation could destabilize the region and disrupt travel, trade, and cooperation. Dominica maintains friendly relations with both the U.S. and