Armenia’s Constitution Faces Criticism as Regime Pushes Election Agenda

Two Armenian commentators denounce the current government’s approach to the Constitution and upcoming elections. They argue the regime is advancing a foreign‑aligned agenda while sidelining historic references, the recognition of the Armenian Genocide and the Independence Charter. The authors claim the opposition’s 500,000‑plus votes are being ignored, that street protests are being avoided in favor of waiting on Constitutional Court rulings, and that the administration is seeking international legitimacy without addressing “historical narratives.”

The pieces also warn that the government’s reliance on external partners and its dismissal of constitutional guarantees threaten democratic safeguards, urging respect for the Constitution as the nation’s founding law.