Yerevan is paying for its break with Moscow before the Western replacement arrives. Gas cutoffs and trade pressure bite while the Azerbaijani peace route

Authority

Pashinyan's majority holds firm, and prosecutions of former presidents meet no organized resistance.

Reach

External options are thinning as Russian pressure lands faster than European alternatives can replace.

Power Profile

Grip at Home: 25 out of 100
Weight: 34 out of 100
Regard: 60 out of 100
Outward Power: 15 out of 100
Growth: 80 out of 100

Dependency Quadrant

Armenia relies hardest on European Union and United States.

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Active Conflicts

Armenia-AzerbaijanSimmering

EurasiaTerritorial Dispute

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Strategic Profile

Authority

Authority footing

Mixed Footing

Reach

Economic scale

$26B

Mid Economy

Vulnerability

Defense burden

Heavy Burden

Mobilization mode

Electoral democracy

Fiscal capacity

Mid Capacity

Government effectiveness

Mixed Governance

Logistics capacity

Basic Logistics

Trade openness

Open Trade

150%

Population base

Smaller Population

Capital openness

Closed Capital

Debt service pressure

Low Exposure

Defense spending / person

High Priority

$582

Energy position

Import Reliant

77%

Defense spending trend

Rearming

82%

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PF Score