Elections & Civic Life: Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary vote is already sparking a fight over legitimacy: the Ayakve civil initiative says results should be challenged in the Constitutional Court, while a human rights activist calls the election “completely falsified.” Politics & Accountability: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says vote-buying must face a “culture of absolute intolerance,” and an OSCE/ODIHR-linked expert argues even observers recorded numerous violations. Public Debate: In Yerevan districts, Civil Contract is reported to have won the majority of votes in absolute numbers, as opposition claims of undercounting and irregularities continue. Culture & Community: Armeconombank donated books to a border community school in Tavush as part of a reading and financial literacy push tied to Tumanyan’s legacy. Diaspora & Heritage: A U.S. Chargé d’Affaires visit to Syunik highlights education and cultural preservation, including a new stop of the Founders’ Museum at the American Corner in Kapan. Arts & Music: An Armenian Artists’ Union exhibition, “Color Therapy,” spotlights painter Arthur Elbakyan’s “silence-and-canvas” creative ritual, while a U.S. Armenian Museum of America concert in Watertown brings two oud masters together for “Music in Color: Oudflections.” Travel & Lifestyle: Wizz Air launches direct London–Yerevan flights, pitching Yerevan’s pink-stone architecture and outdoor music scene to UK travelers.