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Parliamentary Elections

Hungary sets 8-year limit on prime minister’s tenure

Hungarian lawmakers have approved a constitutional amendment that restricts the prime minister to a maximum of eight years in office.

17 Jun 2026-11:31
Putin sets September 20 for Russian parliamentary elections

16 Jun 2026-12:52
Ishkhan Verdyan: Pashinyan will implement his mandate effectively in next five years – INTERVIEW

16 Jun 2026-10:39
Armenia's CEC: Pashinyan's party leads with 51.03% of the vote

More than half of the ballots cast in Armenia's parliamentary elections have been counted.

08 Jun 2026-06:35
Pashinyan declares victory in parliamentary elections in Armenia

08 Jun 2026-04:40
Armenia arrests Russia-linked figure over election scheme

Armenian authorities have arrested a prominent business figure based in Russia for allegedly orchestrating an illicit scheme to transport voters into Armenia for the June 7 parliamentary elections.

07 Jun 2026-12:23
Nikol Pashinyan: Armenia to pursue EU standards after election - VIDEO

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that the country will focus heavily on aligning with European Union standards and boosting democratic reforms following the parliamentary elections, while firmly maintaining a balanced foreign policy.

07 Jun 2026-11:28
Pashinyan favoured, but Armenia’s real test comes after the vote

Editor's note: Nataly Aleksanyan is a prominent Armenian journalist. The article expresses the author’s personal opinion and may not coincide with the view of News.Az.

06 Jun 2026-20:10
Armenia votes on Pashinyan, peace and its geopolitical future

Editor’s note: Zaur Nurmamedov is a journalist and a graduate of the Faculty of Political Science at the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan (1993–1999). He previously served as first deputy editor-in-chief of the Vesti.Az news portal (2009–2023). The views expressed in this article are his own and do not necessarily reflect the position of News.Az.

06 Jun 2026-11:50
Selective democracy: West only acknowledges violations when convenient

It is difficult to count how many times the West has tried to lecture Azerbaijan on democracy. During elections, major international events and numerous other occasions, the patronising tone of Western institutions has been a constant source of irritation. The West has long considered itself entitled to interfere in the country's internal affairs, dictating how it should conduct its politics, how it should deal with criminals, and much more.

06 Jun 2026-10:10