June 12 (Reuters) - A pro-Russian opposition alliance filed a request to Armenia's election commission on Friday to throw out the results of last Sunday's parliamentary election, won by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's governing party.The petition was submitted by Strong Armenia, party member Aram Vardevanyan told reporters in the capital Yerevan, after opposition groups alleged there had been voting irregularities.

Pavel Danilin called the scale of violations ahead of the elections "unprecedented"

Armenia’s governing Civil Contract party won an election seen as a test of its handling of a peace deal with Azerbaijan and its growing turn to the West,

Principal partido opositor armenio pedirá anular resultados de las recientes elecciones

June 12 (Reuters) - A pro-Russian opposition alliance filed a request to Armenia's election commission on Friday to throw out the results of last Sunday's parliamentary election,…

El principal partido opositor armenio impugnó este viernes ante la Comisión Electoral Central (CEC) los resultados de las elecciones legislativas del pasado 7 de junio, donde ganó…

A pro-Russian opposition alliance in Armenia on June 12 appealed to the country’s Central Election Commission (CEC) to overturn the results of the June 7 parliamentary elections,…

Strong Armenia claims that incumbent Civil Contract party won Sunday's election due to voting irregularities.

Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission has confirmed Sunday that Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party won parliamentary elections held June 7, securing 49.7% of…

YEREVAN, Armenia (AP) — Armenia’s polling authority on Sunday confirmed that the party led by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan won a general election seen as a vote on its…

The full responsibility for further escalation in the country rests entirely on Nikol Pashinyan and his administration, Strong Armenia spokesman Aram Vardevanyan said

According to Armenia's Central Electoral Commission, Prime Minister Nikos Pashinyan's Civil Contract party will hold 64 seats in the 105-person parliament.