Analytical Monitoring Report 1. Context The final week of June 2026 (22-30 June) was characterized by continued post-election political tensions, alongside heightened attention to foreign policy developments and security-related issues. At the beginning of the week, the information space saw increased activity surrounding discussions of the agreement between the Armenian company Telecom Armenia and the…
Monitoring Analytical Report 1. Context The third week of June 2026 (June 15-21) was characterized by active discussions surrounding post-election developments, the legitimacy of election results, and external influences. A total of 3,105 publications were monitored during the reporting period. The most prominent narrative was “External Influence,” within which claims regarding the impact of external…
Analytical Monitoring Report 1. Context The second week of June 2026 (June 8-14) was marked by intensive post-election developments in the information environment. The “Discrediting Political Opponents” narrative gained renewed momentum, driven by claims concerning the misuse of administrative resources and allegations of politically motivated persecution. At the same time, discussions related to external influence,…
Monitoring Analytical Report 1. Context The first week of June 2026, culminating in the parliamentary elections held on June 7, became the most active period of the campaign, with a total of 3,271 publications recorded. The absolute peak occurred on June 7 (Election Day), with 877 publications, dominated by the “Elections and the Central Election…
Analytical Monitoring Report 1. Context In the final week of May, political competition in the information space continued to be characterized by personal attacks, mutual accusations, and discreditation campaigns. Discussions surrounding the elections were accompanied by debates over the actions of law enforcement agencies, public trust in the electoral process, and the legitimacy of the…
Monitoring Analytical Report 1. Context The third week of May 2026 was characterized by a high density of pre-election information flows, recording 3,049 publications. At this stage of the campaign, the information environment remained highly polarized and was primarily focused on political discreditation, external influence, electoral processes, and security-related topics. During the week, a sharp…
Analytical Monitoring Report 1. Context As the pre-election campaign entered a more active phase, the volume of polarized and emotionally charged content in the information space continued to grow. Most political actors portrayed the elections not merely as a process of changing or maintaining power, but as a decisive choice concerning the country’s security, foreign…
Analytical Monitoring Report 1. Context During the week under review, the information landscape could conditionally be divided into two main phases. In the first half of the week, primary attention was focused on the European Political Community Summit held in Yerevan, Armenia’s European prospects, the Pashinyan-Macron relationship, and the intensifying competition between Russian and Western…
Analytical Monitoring Report 1. Context During the week under review, the information environment continued to be shaped by discussions surrounding the pre-election process, foreign policy orientations, and security-related issues. Criticism over the design of the new biometric passports, reactions to statements made by Arsen Torosyan, as well as debates surrounding the “There Is No Armenia…
Analytical Monitoring Report 1. Context The fourth week of April 2026 was marked by heightened tension in the information space, particularly in its final days. Discrediting of opponents maintained a leading position, with a strong emphasis on the sensitive occasion of the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Armenian Genocide. The subsequent Citizens’…