Election Fallout & Courts: Armenia’s opposition is pushing hard in the Constitutional Court after the June 7 vote, with Strong Armenia, Wings of Unity, and the “Prosperous Armenia”/“New Power”/“Armenia” blocs filing petitions to annul results or order a second round, while arrests of opposition figures continue to spark claims of “selective justice.” Political Repression Claims: Robert Kocharyan says about 60,000 PAP votes were stolen; Dashnaktsutyun reports Ruslan Barseghyan’s arrest on “false charges,” and a court overturned the arrest decision for Serzh Sargsyan’s brother. EU Economic Support: The EU approved €34 million to help Armenia’s private sector absorb the impact of Russia’s trade restrictions, targeting agri-food and floriculture with trade facilitation and market access. EU Mission to Armenia: Deputy FM Vahan Kostanyan met the new head of the EU Partnership Mission to Armenia, focused on cyberattacks, disinformation, and illicit finance. Geopolitics & Rhetoric: Azerbaijan’s “Western Azerbaijan” messaging drew fresh pushback in Armenia, while Russia’s officials again questioned the election’s legitimacy. Business & Culture: Russian food producers eye expansion in Armenia; Dutch rose exporters meet Armenian growers; and Golden Apricot brings restored and iconic films back to big screens. Tech & Infrastructure: Prime Minister Pashinyan highlighted the Firebird AI data center as strategically important.