Armenia-US Relations

Dziunik Aghajanian – US Midterms and Armenia’s Constitutional Standoff | Ep 600, Nov 7, 2026 [EP600]

Posted on Sunday, Nov 8, 2026 | Category: Armenia, Politics, Geopolitics | Series: cog, video

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Guest(s):

Dziunik Aghajanian

Topics:

US Midterms and Iran War Risks
Congressional Influence on TRIPP
Iran’s Red Lines and Armenia’s Choices
Constitutional Referendum and Voter Residency Restrictions
Opposition Consolidation and Joint Action
Political Pressure and Coalition Durability

Episode 600 | Recorded: November 6, 2026

#Armenia #DziunikAghajanian #USMidterms #Iran #TRIPP #ArmenianConstitution #OppositionUnity #VotingRights

Dziunik Aghajanian – US Midterms and Armenia’s Constitutional Standoff | Ep 600, Nov 7, 2026 [EP600]

Posted on Sunday, Nov 8, 2026 | Category: Armenia, Politics, Geopolitics

Groong Links:

Guest(s):

Dziunik Aghajanian

Topics:

US Midterms and Iran War Risks
Congressional Influence on TRIPP
Iran’s Red Lines and Armenia’s Choices
Constitutional Referendum and Voter Residency Restrictions
Opposition Consolidation and Joint Action
Political Pressure and Coalition Durability

Episode 600 | Recorded: November 6, 2026

#Armenia #DziunikAghajanian #USMidterms #Iran #TRIPP #ArmenianConstitution #OppositionUnity #VotingRights

Transcript: Dziunik Aghajanian – US Midterms and Armenia’s Constitutional Standoff | Ep 600, Nov 7, 2026 [EP600]

Posted on Sunday, Nov 8, 2026 | Category: Armenia, Politics, Geopolitics, Transcript

In this episode of Conversations on Groong, we speak with Dziunik Aghajanian about the 2026 US midterm elections, Iran’s red lines, and Armenia’s constitutional crisis. We discuss how Democratic gains in Congress may affect TRIPP, Iran’s opposition to transit corridors near its borders, Pashinyan’s push for a new constitution without sufficient parliamentary support, and the opposition’s consolidation against what they view as an Azerbaijani-imposed constitutional framework.

Groong Podcast Digest — Week of May 25–31, 2026

Posted on Sunday, May 31, 2026 | Category: Digest, Podcast Digest

We examine the tightening political climate in Armenia ahead of the June 2026 parliamentary elections, analyzing Marco Rubio’s sudden visit, new polling data showing stark divergences between IRI and MPG, hidden voter patterns that may reveal concealed opposition support, TRIPP polarization, escalating arrests and threats against opposition figures, and Pashinyan’s incendiary campaign rhetoric including his ‘Why are you alive?’ outburst. Arthur Khachatryan of Hayastan Dashinq discusses Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary election, foreign interference, election fraud concerns, the opposition platform, TRIPP, military spending claims, and Russia’s economic pressure on Armenia.