AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElection Pressure: As Armenia heads to June 7, EVN Report’s polling claims Civil Contract could land anywhere from 41.5% to 50.3%, a wide “inevitability” range critics say is built to discourage voters—especially against other polling that puts Civil Contract far lower. Legal Clash: Strong Armenia sued Public TV for defamation over a claim that Robert Kocharyan was its PM candidate, demanding a retraction. Security Shock: Armenia’s Investigative Committee opened a case after a video surfaced showing masked armed men threatening Pashinyan; charges include preparation for murder, computer sabotage, and illegal weapons circulation. Campaign Tensions: A doctor involved in a public confrontation with Pashinyan is reportedly facing dismissal, while opposition leaders trade accusations of intimidation and “no program.” Economy & Markets: The dram continues to strengthen as the USD and euro fall, and the Central Bank warns Middle East turmoil could push food prices higher. Defense & Industry: Armenia is exploring local production of Indian munitions, while a new bank-resolution law moves forward in parliament.
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