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    Armeniens pro-westliche Regierung gewinnt die Wahl trotz russischen Drucks

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    3. Creative-Mode-6097 on

      Congrratulatons Armenia . Welcome to Europe and EU . You belong to Europe

    5. Practical-Pea-1205 on

      If Russia doesn’t want countries to turn away from them they should stop treating them as possessions.

    7. Breifne21 on

      What is this „west“ they speak of? 

      **There is no „West“.**

      Armenia voted for a pro-Europe stance- and we should offer all the assistance we can to them. Armenia is Europe and we are lesser without them. 

    9. Apprehensive_Home963 on

      Although I am happy, I am also equally worried we are gonna get the infamous Ukrainian special military operation in our future

    11. spiringTankmonger on

      „Last month, Russian President Vladimir Putin listed the economic benefits Armenia stood to lose if it pursued closer ties with the West – pointedly noting that „the crisis in Ukraine began with efforts to move toward EU accession“.“

      Putin all but admitted that he only brutalized Ukraine because it chose to pursue EU integration. I feel like this should be a bigger headline.

    13. YsoL8 on

      At this point Russia’s glorious European sphere / empire consists of Belarus and Georgia. And this election signals that the European institutions will soon be dramatically upping their presence in that historically ignored region. Its starting to become the new Eastern Europe there.

      And I am certainly not convinced Russia can continue to hold onto Belarus. What exactly is the benefit of siding with a Russia that cannot even secure your regime, much less provide any other benefits?

      Putin is creating such a wave of national failure to come that I wonder if we will be talking about break away regions wanting into Europe in the future. The pressure on the Russian state to show that loyalty is worth a bag of flour to anyone will be intense, pretty soon its going to be struggling to keep basic transport and heating going.

      Russia has never had a direct competitor sat on its border and has never had to bother with things like proving to its people its the better alternative, this has been most of European history and we’ve got good at it. That competition didn’t exactly work for them in Eastern Europe the moment the USSR was visibly weak.

    14. i-hate-birch-trees on

      I’m so happy it turned out the way it did, even without the constitutional majority.
      This was also the best attended election in history!

    20. Gromchy on

      Russian pressure is the politically correct word. The reqlity is „Putins threats“.

      When people have a working democracy, they dont side with a dictator.

    23. born_in_the_90s on

      Nobody wants to be friends with Putin beside little Kim and diaper Donald.

    29. risingsuncoc on

      Was a decisive victory too, 49.8% of the vote and 61 seats in the 101-seat parliament

    35. Player00Nine on

      You want war, a corrupt government and a shitty economy. Or you want regulations and freedom?

    38. Explorer_1990_ on

      After our changes in Hungary, this is also a delightful and pleased changes.

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