Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s party victory in the parliamentary election has given the Armenian leadership a new mandate to diversify its foreign policy. However, the first steps taken by the government formed after the vote indicate that Yerevan is not seeking a rupture with Moscow and hopes to shift bilateral relations from public confrontation to a more pragmatic format. Normalization is possible, according to experts interviewed...

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