Tigran Gevorgyan
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Even in anti-government mode, Prosperous Armenia party may poach elite insiders who see it as the better bet for the future.
President Sargsyan issues unprecedented criticism of Moscow’s readiness to supply long-term foe Azerbaijan.
Experts say that concerns about Nagorny Karabakh are hampering progress towards accession.
In a United Nations vote on Crimea, Armenia found itself in a minority with the likes of North Korea and Cuba.
Critics say deal gives Kremlin political as well as economic leverage.
Joining a former Soviet trading bloc could mean higher prices for most imported goods.